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Which record brush?

Anybody got any strong preferences between the Audioquest and Hunt EDA brushes? Does either one do a better job picking up (vs. moving around) dust? And would either be easier for my wife to use? Bomarc  (Threads | Answers | This Thread) 12-21-01

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Click title to read one, or click date to read all below it. 12-21-01   ...worth every penny.   Gthrush1 12-21-01   Definitely the hunt - works great   Bob_bundus 12-21-01   Hear, hear (on the hunt)! but only between washings on a vp ...   Cornfedboy 12-21-01   Unless you want to pony up for a alsop and the (constant) re ...   Chazzbo 12-22-01: Su2618 None. Only a machine (Nitty Gritty, VPI etc)will actually clean records. All a brush does it move the light dust from one place to another. The dirt that matters is trapped in the grooves and can only be removed with some kind of vacuum system. Su2618  (Threads | Answers | This Thread) 12-22-01   Go with the audioquest. it is superior in every way. i hav ...   Fzxguy 01-10-02   Anyone ever use the decca?   Trebleclef 01-24-02   Not to change subject but like this home brew (tech at vpi t ...   Chazzbo 01-24-02   Czaz this all makes good sense esp. the photoflow, which sur ...   Bob_bundus 01-24-02   I agree with fzxguy, the design of the hunt strikes me as si ...   Drubin 01-25-02   Drubin: you coulda saved saved $68.00 and got a ball of sill ...   Gboren 01-25-02   I sort of suspected that at the time, but i'm an easy mark f ...   Drubin 01-25-02   I cryo treated my silly putty and it took out all the bounce ...   Gboren

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