African American Christian Wedding Songs : You Need a Dry Record Brush In Your Record Cleaning Toolbox

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The primary and the most important thing to have inside your record cleaning toolbox is the almighty dry record brush. The goal of the brush is to get rid of all loose dust particles that lies on the surface area of your vinyl record. It's important to use it each and every time just before playing a record. This will improve the sound and prevent wear on both the record and your pick-up needle. The reason behind the name "dry" is because this types of brushes should only be put to use in dry situations and not to get mistaken for any wet record brushes.

The most dry record cleaning brushes is produced with conductive materials such as carbon fiber that helps to eliminate any static electricity that might build up over time. Some better the others, at the least they should never raise the static. The fibers themselves are extremely thin and is able to reach right down to the bottom of every groove.

Tonearm or dust-bug brushes
It's possible that you already have ether a Tonearm based record cleaning brush or a Dust Bug on top of your turntable and you may feel that's good enough to take care of all the dust, but it is definitely not, if you haven't a extremely clean environment and almost no dust on your record to begin with. With unfortunately probably no one have. The Dust Bug and tonearm brush may fill a function but that only have a small potential to push a little bit of dust in front of the pickup and they also fill up their capacity pretty fast. But there is benefits with them as well, noting that we go through in this article.

Before you begin brushing
You should just use the brush on your clean records(other then dust), each time you use your brush on a dirty record you're likely to drag around dirt which might damage the record and this will also add dirt back to your brush that will end up on top of the next record you try to clean up.

For those of you which may have a anti static gun, make use of this before you start brushing. Any time you eliminate static from your suffice of the record the dust will lose its gripe and be much easier to brush of.

How to apply your brush
Place the record you'll want to play on the turntable and begin rotating.
Take the brush in your stable grip in one hand, make sure that you hold onto the metal part of it to benefit from the antistatic properties.
Put the brush across each of the groves of the record and let the record to turn a few turns, you shouldn't force the brush down just allow it to lie against your vinyl record.

Then gently pull out the brush next to you away from the record until your free.
Finished. At this point investigate if you've picked up all the dust, this might be easiest done if you are in a room with daylight, checking the record at a slight angle in order to see the reflection and hopefully no dust. Depending on which type of brush you use and exactly how dusty the record was initially you could be need to go over it an extra time to get rid of everything.

Enjoy the vinyl record magic

If you want more information about record brushes or any other record cleaning item feel free to visit http://www.recordcleaning.net/ and find a whole bunch of different cleaning supplies.