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Hunt EDA record cleaning brush, imported from England, features two types of cleaning bristles - both long and short - to clean LPs twice with one pass. The Hunt Brush is used dry and is perfect for in-between cleanings on your vacuum powered record cleaner
Properly used (held with the bristles at a low angle against the approaching grooves and slowly slid off the record), these are the most effective dry record-cleaners available. -Stereophile magazine
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EDIT: Despite upping my humidistat, the brush consistently creates a major static differential after use, which is highly problematic in that it attracts dust particles and pulls micro-dust down into the grooves. At this point, I'd warn you off a brush (at least in-and-of itself) as the Hunt does seem to be best-in-breed.
Sadly, it can't work the crackle-silencing miracles of wet cleaning, but it will dispatch floating dust well if used with patience; directions are on the back of the package and require multiple passes for best results. While Music Hall distributes and recommends it, frustratingly the (otherwise excellent) turntable motors of the MH tables aren't strong enough to overcome the resistance of the brush while pressed down, so hold the brush down with one hand and turn the platter with the other. At least that's what I've been doing; I'm not sure it's totally advisable to be pressing down on the platter at all.
Sadly, it can't work the crackle-silencing miracles of wet cleaning, but it will dispatch floating dust well if used with patience; directions are on the back of the package and require multiple passes for best results. While Music Hall distributes and recommends it, frustratingly the (otherwise excellent) turntable motors of the MH tables aren't strong enough to overcome the resistance of the brush while pressed down, so hold the brush down with one hand and turn the platter with the other. At least that's what I've been doing; I'm not sure it's totally advisable to be pressing down on the platter at all.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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I use the hunt brush as a preplay duster. This is not for cleaning the record, IMHO. I've a nitty gritty vacuum for cleaning my lps.
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