The 35-year-old AudioQuest Anti-Static Record Brush, a favorite for LP care, has been redesigned with improved conductivity. Unlike other carbon fiber brushes, it features gold contacts for better grounding through the user's hand, addressing the issue of poor electrical paths. This updated brush uses finer, more numerous fibers to effectively remove micro-dirt and keep records sounding their best, and can also be used on keyboards and other surfaces.
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AQ's Super Conductivity is more than a record brush as the gold plate reduces static through connecting the fiber to the user. This design choice puts this brush above the competition.
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AudioQuest Anti-Static Record Brush
Now a 35-year-old success story, the original AudioQuest Anti-Static Record Brush might be a favorite way to respect and care for LPs. Along the way, however, it is learnt that it (like every other brand of carbon fiber brush) does not have a good electrical path between the fibers and the handle, and that the print-protecting coating on the metal handle prevents a proper electrical connection to the hand. The user is the ground for static electricity so having a good electrical contact from fibers to hand is a big deal.
The Anti-Static Record Brush has ideal conductivity from the Carbon Fibers, through the internal parts of the brush, to the conductive Gold Contacts placed right where your fingers need them. The brush also uses a far greater quantity of smaller fibers in order to more effectively sweep away micro-dirt, not just the less relevant visible dust.
Safe, fast, and effective tool for removing dust and debris from vinyl records
Keeps records sounding like new
Also perfect for computer keyboards and much more
Conductive carbon fiber bristles and conductive gold contacts remove microscopic dust before it becomes embedded in the vinyl
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The 35-year-old AudioQuest Anti-Static Record Brush, a favorite for LP care, has been redesigned with improved conductivity. Unlike other carbon fiber brushes, it features gold contacts for better grounding through the user's hand, addressing the issue of poor electrical paths. This updated brush uses finer, more numerous fibers to effectively remove micro-dirt and keep records sounding their best, and can also be used on keyboards and other surfaces.
Get the Details
AQ's Super Conductivity is more than a record brush as the gold plate reduces static through connecting the fiber to the user. This design choice puts this brush above the competition.
Nate
Brand Manager
Details
Details
AudioQuest Anti-Static Record Brush
Now a 35-year-old success story, the original AudioQuest Anti-Static Record Brush might be a favorite way to respect and care for LPs. Along the way, however, it is learnt that it (like every other brand of carbon fiber brush) does not have a good electrical path between the fibers and the handle, and that the print-protecting coating on the metal handle prevents a proper electrical connection to the hand. The user is the ground for static electricity so having a good electrical contact from fibers to hand is a big deal.
The Anti-Static Record Brush has ideal conductivity from the Carbon Fibers, through the internal parts of the brush, to the conductive Gold Contacts placed right where your fingers need them. The brush also uses a far greater quantity of smaller fibers in order to more effectively sweep away micro-dirt, not just the less relevant visible dust.
Safe, fast, and effective tool for removing dust and debris from vinyl records
Keeps records sounding like new
Also perfect for computer keyboards and much more
Conductive carbon fiber bristles and conductive gold contacts remove microscopic dust before it becomes embedded in the vinyl
