Compucessory 26555 CD/DVD Holder White Polypropylene 50 Pack
- Sold as 50/Pack.
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Cleans fingerprints, microdust and contaminants from LP, EP and phonograph records
The Audio-Technica AT6012 kit provides dedicated tools for removing fingerprints, microdust and other contaminants from LP and EP phonograph records. It is intended for collectors and listeners who want to keep their vinyl surfaces clean before each playback session.
This kit addresses surface-level debris and oils but is not suited for buyers who require deep groove restoration or automated cleaning machines. It also does not serve those looking for digital media care or stylus maintenance tools.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Audio-Technica |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 211 × 97 × 46 mm |
The AT6012 kit is designed for LP, EP and standard phonograph records.
The cleaner removes fingerprints, microdust and contaminants without damaging the grooves of older records.
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