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From: mat@hou4b.UUCP (Mark Terribile)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Phono Cartridge and Cleaning Records
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Date: Mon, 22-Apr-85 16:19:15 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr 22 16:19:15 1985
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>	the best thing is to try find a place that has a Keith Monks or a Nitty
>	Gritty record cleaning machine.  some audio places have them.  also, a
>	radio station may be able to help you out.  failing that, one of the
>	gel plastic cleaners that you wipe on and peel off when dry may be the
>	next best thing.  my best experiences have been with the Keith Monks.

On this subject:  Musical Heritage Society advertises a cleaning machine for
about $300.  They quote a glowing review in one of the golden-ears
publications.  Has anyone had any experience with this unit?  It sounds like
it's similar in principle to the K.M.  By the way, why are such machines
so expensive?  Granted they have to be gentle, but wow and flutter specs aren't
very critical, are they?
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