LP Record Clean Brush

Name: LP Record Clean Brush
Brand: AudioQuest
SKU: RECBRUSH
Price: 16.95 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Our classic, trusted Anti-Static Record Brush uses 1,116,000 highly conductive carbon fibers in two rows to gently reach into the LP grooves, pulling out dust and dirt while eliminating annoying static.

$16.95

SKU: RECBRUSH | UPC: 092592034532

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Description

Recommended Use: Dirt Remover, Dust Remover
Application/Usage: Display Screen, Keyboard, LP Record
Features: Anti-static
Material: Carbon Fiber

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