Ivation 2-in-1 Vinyl Record Cleaning Brush with Carbon Fiber and Velvet Brushes Includes Swivel Cover & Stand for Secure Storage
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Vinyl lovers: Get into the groove! Old 33s, 45s and 78s sound amazing, but they’re notoriously difficult to maintain. Now, with this 2-in-1 Vinyl Record Brush from Ivation, you can turn the table on your favorite phonograph discs! Thanks to its dual-sided design, the brush simultaneously removes both dust and static, resulting in a smoother listening experience. Keep your music in peak condition for decades and decades to come with carbon fiber’s powerful anti-static action, while velvet’s silky soft texture picks up dust from deep within the record’s grooves. With Ivation innovation, classic sound is finally easy to clean! Add a 2-in-1 Vinyl Record Brush to your cart today! 2-in-1 Cleaning Action - Unlike traditional tech brushes, ours is specially designed for the unique needs of vinyl. Thousands of tiny carbon fibers help eliminate static electricity, while a smooth velvet strip takes care of built-up dust, dirt and grime. Carbon Fiber Bristles - Records are highly susceptible to static due to their vinyl construction and the traction produced while spinning. Carbon fiber helps eliminate the audible ‘popping’ during playback for crisper, clearer sound. Velvet Dusting Strip - The opposite side of the tool features a velvet record brush, which extracts dust, dirt and other particles from deep within the record’s grooves. The soft surface can also be used for cleaning with liquid solutions. Rotating Swivel Cover - A movable cover helps keep the brush in tiptop shape. Rotate the protector from side to side to access the carbon fiber bristles or velvet cleaning strip; its ergonomic design provides a better grip while you clean. Upright Cleaner Stand - The set arrives with a tiny platform for securely storing and protecting the brush while it’s not in use. Display the stand near your turntable or media center for convenient access while you shuffle through records.
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