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NEW AUCTION: Record Research Labs Super Vinyl Wash!

Posted by Bill Leebens on February 7, 2005 at 15:06:18:
Hi, All!
Thanks to the continuing generosity of Brian Weitzel of Record Research Labs, we are able to offer 2 quarts of RRL's Super Vinyl Wash, as part of the Audio Asylum Asian Tsunami Victim Support Auction.
Mad-scientist Brian starts with his own copper still, producing distilled, quadruple-deionized water. From this he makes--no, not the smoothest moonshine on the planet, but the best CD- and record-cleaning solutions on the planet.
Super Vinyl Wash is the stuff Art Dudley raved about in the late, lamented Listener magazine. It utilizes a surfactant which contains no alcohol or phosphate--so there's no possibility of damaging those Shaded Dogs of yours.There's no Photo-Flo or similar surface-tension-reducers, which can leave a nasty residue.
All Super Vinyl Wash does is work, really, really well. No surprises, no side-effects. Maybe Brian should develop pharmaceuticals!
This supply of Super Vinyl Wash can be yours if you're the high bidder. Brian has selected Worldvision as the recipient of the proceeds. PLEASE support this auction--a GREAT product and a GREAT cause!
Ole Lund Christensen and Bill Leebens, organizers