RE: Remember Armor All did wonders for CD sound until months or years later

Opus you do have a very good valid point there, I'll think I will quit experimenting. all my vinyl is Audiophile grade, since I had to start from scratch again, I been buying all Audiophile grade vinyl when I can find them, sometimes I have to buy a 120g album but not that many.

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Topic - Cleaning vinyl - PMC0607 01:10:28 04/30/15 (9)

+1 on opus. - radiodaddy 08:38:36 04/30/15 (0)

I'd be VERY reluctant to heat vinyl before playing. /nt\ - Opus 33 1/3 04:51:57 04/30/15 (7)

set the oven at 350° place LP on a cookie sheet . . .(nt) - peteSF 07:10:24 04/30/15 (6)

Think you meant "preheat the oven to 350" /nt\ - Opus 33 1/3 08:49:49 04/30/15 (5)

RE: Think you meant "preheat the oven to 350" /nt\ - PMC0607 02:37:24 05/01/15 (3)

Remember Armor All did wonders for CD sound until months or years later - Opus 33 1/3 05:20:39 05/01/15 (2)

RE: Remember Armor All did wonders for CD sound until months or years later - PMC0607 17:00:32 05/01/15 (1)

A wise decision I think. Clean the LP, keep it clean and do the same for - Opus 33 1/3 04:42:18 05/02/15 (0)

Folks who make bowls out of records can do so at just 200F.. 350F is way overdoing it. nt - Nuit 14:52:50 04/30/15 (0)

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RE: Remember Armor All did wonders for CD sound until months or years later - PMC0607 17:00:32 05/01/15 (1)

A wise decision I think. Clean the LP, keep it clean and do the same for - Opus 33 1/3 04:42:18 05/02/15 (0)

RE: Remember Armor All did wonders for CD sound until months or years later

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