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Thread: Diminishing of the lower frequencies after washing the LP

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    I'd warrant its not the record that's changed. I've never heard a wash alter tonal balance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sq225917 View Post
    I'd warrant its not the record that's changed. I've never heard a wash alter tonal balance.
    Me neither. That's why I'm baffled.
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    Here's a record cleaning instructional video i found, note the brush he uses to get DEEP into the grooves



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    Quote Originally Posted by Jac Hawk View Post
    Here's a record cleaning instructional video i found, note the brush he uses to get DEEP into the grooves

    Child labour. Not a bad idea for record cleaning...
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