| Title: | You get surface noise in real life too |
| Notice: | Let's be conformist |
| Moderator: | GOVT02::BARKER |
| Created: | Thu Jul 28 1988 |
| Last Modified: | Mon Jun 02 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 550 |
| Total number of notes: | 3847 |
Has anyone any hints on trying to remove static and surface noise from
Vinyl records?
I have some old records that I recently got out for nostalgia's sake,
and was abhored by the surface noise!
I wiped them with a so called anti-static wipe...no effect.
I washed them under a cold tap and played them wet...and they sounded
superb...until they dried out again!
How can the improved results be sustained, or achieved another way?
Tim
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 530.1 | A couple of ideas | COMICS::FLANDERSD | Pas de deux - Father of twins ! | Thu Feb 15 1996 08:41 | 11 |
Tim, Try your local hi-fi shop - they may have a cleaning machine or they may well know someone who can help. Alternatively look in the back of HiFi News and Record Reviews - they occasionally have adverts from companies that clean record - usual cost about �1.50 Dave | |||||
| 530.2 | KERNEL::FIDDLERM | Fri Feb 16 1996 11:12 | 4 | ||
There used to be a 'spray on goo' that solidified on the vinyl, then
could be peeled off. Not sure if its still available though.
Mikef
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