Carbon Fiber Dry Brush Vinyl Records

You should replace it with audioquest s new carbon fiber brush pictured below.

Carbon fiber dry brush vinyl records.

Audio quest carbon fiber brush. Purpose of using a carbon fiber brush. There are actually 2 separate carbon fiber brush elements. 2 product ratings carbon fiber record player cleaning brush vinyl record dust brush cd brush.

Thought to replace my audioquest carbon fiber record cleaning brush with the rare premium record cleaning brushes being manufactured again by russell company in england made out of goat hair. The audio quest record brush is perhaps the best known option on the market. Between the two separate carbon fiber brushes is a high quality velvet surface cleaning brush. Turntable player anti static carbon fiber vinyl record cleaning brush for cd lp.

Dak s anti static carbon fiber vinyl record care system contains more than 1 000 000 individual carbon fiber cleaning bristles. My experience has been that it leaves way more dust on the record then a carbon fiber one for dry brushing it does a terrible job of removing dust. One at the front of the brush and one at the back of the brush. The two rows of fine bristles are made of a carbon composite that has the advantage of being incredibly fine sturdy soft and conductive.

Top rated seller top rated seller. If you have the one pictured above please throw it out or donate it to a really needy record collector. Audioquest s carbon fiber brush in production for thirty five years has been the industry standard dry record brush. If i wanted two brushes i d add the carbon fiber.

The humble carbon fiber brush is an essential accessory for any turntable. From china c 2 12 shipping. After that i just use the carbon fiber brush the next time i play the record. If i wanted something for really grungy records i d probably get a second at 6012.

If you don t already own one we recommend starting to incorporate one into your daily playback routine. A carbon fiber brush is used to remove dust particles and static charge from vinyl records.