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Tell us what you think of our Phonophile Upgrades.
 The record brush you use is almost
certainly adding sound-degrading static every time you dust the LP you’re going to play. How so? If it’s an ordinary brush, the fibers rubbing on the vinyl create static. If it’s “anti-static” (i.e. slightly conductive), it neatly conducts your body’s static charge onto the record. That's bad: the effect of that static on your cartridge yields an almostdigital harshening of the sound—and attracts dust. Worst of all, the inevitable static created by the
stylus rubbing in the groove makes each subsequent play on any LP track sound progressively worse. Think about how that screws up every set-up listening comparison you've ever done with your turntable!
The most thorough way to neutralize static is to zap it occasionally with our Ionoclast. Between zappings, the only way to eliminate the static that inevitably builds up is to use a brush that’s highly conductive and grounded. The Phonophile Record Brush is the only such record brush available—and happens to be the gentlest, least-likely-to-scratch brush, demonstrably softer than any carbon fiber or conductive nylon bristle. Underlying this is unusual, rare technology: highly conductive stainless steel fibers only 1/6 the diameter of a human hair and therefore ultra-soft. The handle is grounded with an 8' lightweight cord that plugs into any handy three prong AC socket.
Our moneyback guarantee applies: it’s either a softer, more effective, better sounding statickiller
than any record brush you’ve tried or you get your money back.
Call 410-867-7593 for more info on this product. Or, call 1-888-236-2753 to order.
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