- Joined
- Jul 2, 2005
- Messages
- 12,215
- Reaction score
- 12,283
- Points
- 113
- Location
- Epping Forest
- My Satellite Setup
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OP Gibertini 100 XP+ Inverto Black Ultra Lnb
Superior Dark Motor (160° max)
(50 east to 45 west)
Octagon SX88+Optima (A/B switch) Edision primo IP S2
Raven 88cm Mesh Dish + IBU Twin output
Stab100 H to H (120° max)
(53 east to 45 west)
Octagon SX88+ Ultra HD (A/B switch) Golden Interstar Alpha_X
- My Location
- Epping Forest Essex
I have recently bought a couple of Lp's that needed cleaning so I watched this:-
Then made up the hoover wand from a spare one I had,
Drill several holes in the vacuum flat pipe,
Seal the end of the pipe with gaffer tape so that suction only comes from the holes I have drilled,
Now glue the micro fibre cloth to the pipe & leave to dry
I am not using a turntable just lay the LP on a clean towel spray the liquid on the disc playing area & leave for 5 minutes to soak in,
Now Hoover the edge nearest to you then gradually turn the LP until you have removed all the liquid,
Then using a micro fibre cloth remove the excess then hang the LP up over a radiator to dry via a hooked pole.
Results are very good most of the dirt in the grooves is removed via this method & records that were previously unplayable can be enjoyed again
Then made up the hoover wand from a spare one I had,
Drill several holes in the vacuum flat pipe,
Seal the end of the pipe with gaffer tape so that suction only comes from the holes I have drilled,
Now glue the micro fibre cloth to the pipe & leave to dry
I am not using a turntable just lay the LP on a clean towel spray the liquid on the disc playing area & leave for 5 minutes to soak in,
Now Hoover the edge nearest to you then gradually turn the LP until you have removed all the liquid,
Then using a micro fibre cloth remove the excess then hang the LP up over a radiator to dry via a hooked pole.
Results are very good most of the dirt in the grooves is removed via this method & records that were previously unplayable can be enjoyed again