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which type of sink for record washing

I use disc doctor and a groovemaster record protector I am going to be getting a new sink is a metal or a ceramic sink better for lp washing? thanks Tom Audiotomb  (System | Threads | Answers | This Thread) 01-13-04

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Click title to read one, or click date to read all below it. 01-13-04   Are you thinking of filling the sink with water and dunking ...   Dougdeacon 01-13-04   More important to upgrade the drying rack from the $0.99 kma ...   Sbank 01-13-04   It's not the sink, but the spout of the faucet that matters! ...   Elizabeth 01-13-04   Metal will result in a ringing resonance that will infect yo ...   4yanx 01-13-04   And wouldn't a ceramic sink make your records sound like you ...   Dougdeacon 01-13-04   Agree with elizabeth. go for a spray nozzle. if a spray ...   Dekay 01-13-04   What ever you use, don't use a heat sink...tends to warp the ...   Wstritt 01-14-04   Hopefully this is not a stupid question,but i am curious wha ...   Ttrhp 01-14-04   Ttrhp, the groovmaster mentioned by audiotomb and dekay pro ...   Dougdeacon 01-14-04: Eldartford Has anyone tried running them through a dishwasher machine? Labels might be a problem, but otherwise it might work. Maybe I'll give it a try. I have too many old LPs that I don't play anyway, and no place to store them. Eldartford  (Reviews | Threads | Answers | This Thread) 01-14-04   Ttrhp, not a stupid question - the label would be damaged or ...   4yanx 01-14-04   Dishwashers have hot hot water... talk about warping!!!!! ne ...   Elizabeth 01-25-04   Thanks everyone i've been away from here a while nice to s ...   Audiotomb

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