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Posted by armanivespucci on Dec-22-2005 18:11:

Synth dust

I'm a bit of a neat freak and I was just wondering- how do you guys keep your synths from gathering too much dust? My JP8000 has only been in my room a month and there is a definite coat of dust on it. The room isn't all that dusty, and yet I get buildup. Should I just put sheets over my synths at night? Or what? I figure if they get too dusty the dust will eventually get inside and cause functionality problems. (And yes, I am using the synth frequently.)

Posted by FuzzyGreen on Dec-22-2005 18:55:

Dust covers help... I have a pack of windex wipes and just go over everything once a week and about every six months I clean between all the knobs on my mixer.

Windex is cool because it isn't really harsh and wont damage equipment, but still cleans good.

Posted by david.michael on Dec-22-2005 20:01:

Wipe it off.

Posted by EliPsE on Dec-22-2005 20:08:

i just use a sock and wipe that shit off lol

Posted by Desty Nova on Dec-22-2005 22:59:

My friend uses these really cool mushroom fabrics on his turntables, since he doesn't have dust covers.

Posted by Desty Nova on Dec-22-2005 23:00:

quote:
Originally posted by EliPsE
i just use a sock and wipe that shit off lol

thats what I do too.

Posted by migg on Dec-23-2005 04:35:

get a cat!
its the very best dust collector I ever had.

ok seriously, I use dust covers. If nothing else to keep all the cat hair away.

Posted by qiushiming on Dec-23-2005 06:12:

im going to say...that for electronic equipment...heck for anything really:

swiffer dusters are the best at what they do http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...garden&n=507846