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Cleaning up 1210's
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| A.B |
Was hoping someone can recommend something for giving a nice prestine shine to my 1210's. Aint used them in a while, so they have gathered some dust and look a bit grubby.
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| cmay119 |
| I would also like to know. It's very difficult to dust in the tight spots near the base of the tone-arm. Would a simple dust wand be the best tool for this job? |
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| i got big pants |
| i use one of those swiffer dust off things...they do a pretty good job of getting the dust in those small crevices. |
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| tintin11 |
| Anyone know of a method of cleaning pitch sliders of 1200's and if they've achieved improvements from it?? |
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| saltytheseagull |
| quote: | Originally posted by tintin11
Anyone know of a method of cleaning pitch sliders of 1200's and if they've achieved improvements from it?? |
I've heard (but have yet to try) compressed air if you don't want to disassemble the whole deck. |
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| djxtension |
| quote: | Originally posted by saltytheseagull
I've heard (but have yet to try) compressed air if you don't want to disassemble the whole deck. |
Compressed air is what i was thinking about as well... You can either buy one of those spraycans with compressed air, or use a compressor (carefully, ofcourse). It will get most of the dust out of there, but probably not everything... |
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| DjWoody |
I used compressed air. But I also used Windex. I sprayed windex into a soft cloth, and wiped the deck. Hehehe Than I also wiped the platted and the pitch. They got shiny again.
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| Jason_R |
| Cheapo way to clean those difficult areas is to get a cotton bud (preferably one of the pointed ones) the put some polish on it and scrub away. Works a treat but can take a while |
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