[78-L] Groove Scum

Erwin Kluwer ekluwer at gmail.com
Wed Oct 6 10:02:13 PDT 2010


I use a VPI cleaning machine in combination with the Disc Doctor two step
method... One rubbing with the  Disc Doctor brush and solution then
vacuuming. And another rub (second clean brush) with distilled water and
again vacuuming.

Records are pristine, even with the filthiest record I never had any dirt or
gunk left on my stylus...!

Erwin

On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 4:58 PM, Dennis Flannigan <dennis.flannigan at gmail.com
> wrote:

> Occasionally I purchase 78's seemingly unplayed. I wash them with
> Nitty-Gritty, vacuum and then record them for easier listening. I bought 30
> such records the other day. No scratches, shave in the reflection 78's. By
> the end of playing virtually each record muddy  distortion is audible, and
> when I clean the 78 stylus tip black gobs of scum appear.
>
> I know he answer is clean them better, but how? Don't want to toothbrush an
> E+ appearing record, but want them to play as pristine as they appear.
>
> df
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