RE: typically alarmist post (stylus cleaning)

Posted by John Elison (A) on April 28, 2016 at 20:55:12

In Reply to: typically alarmist post (stylus cleaning) posted by waltjohns on April 28, 2016 at 19:07:08:

I would recommend brushing the stylus after each record side to remove any and all dust, debris, and build-up of dirt. If you never let the stylus get dirty, it works a lot better.

I apply Stylast #5 Preservative to the stylus before playing each side of each record and I brush the stylus afterward with the Last stiff bristle brush to remove dirt and debris.

I also recommend using the arm lift. It is a safety net, especially as we get older and less coordinated.

Good luck,
John Elison

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Topic - typically alarmist post (stylus cleaning) - waltjohns 19:07:08 04/28/16 (11)

RE: typically alarmist post (stylus cleaning) - hahax@verizon.net 12:13:25 04/29/16 (0)

RE: typically alarmist post (stylus cleaning) - Larry I 05:18:18 04/29/16 (0)

RE: typically alarmist post (stylus cleaning) - John Elison 20:55:12 04/28/16 (0)

RE: typically alarmist post (stylus cleaning) - Jeffrey Lee 19:17:44 04/28/16 (7)

RE: typically alarmist post (stylus cleaning) - waltjohns 19:34:24 04/28/16 (6)

you never had a turntable without an arm lift - Penguin 19:55:06 04/28/16 (5)

RE: you never had a turntable without an arm lift - waltjohns 19:56:20 04/28/16 (4)

"I never use the arm lift." - volunteer 04:38:41 04/29/16 (3)

RE: "I never use the arm lift." - MannyE 20:15:18 04/29/16 (2)

The well tempered does not have one..... - Penguin 20:30:30 04/29/16 (1)

RE: The well tempered does not have one..... - mnawaz3@aol.com 04:06:16 06/07/16 (0)

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