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    FS: L'Art du Son CD Cleaning Fluid

    RRP £50, and that's what I paid for it.

    I heard this stuff in a convincing demo at a Show and then bought some online. Yup, it works at home too - but I should have known myself better ... I really cannot be bothered to clean every bloody CD that I play. OK, so I'm a lazy git.

    Barely any used at all - at least 99% left.

    Yours for £30 UK delivered.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
    FS: L'Art du Son CD Cleaning Fluid

    Yup, it works at home too -
    Yours for £30 UK delivered.

    Hi Jerry,
    For the unitiated like me, how does it work? - not the chemistry bit but what difference to the sound output does it make, or does it just make them look nice and shiny ?
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    Our namesake fluid!

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    I use the LP version... good stuff!
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    Yep, nice & shiny, Dave. But it does clean up the sound (a little) as well. You can quite easily fool yourself into thinking that the sound is a tad better defined and musically relaxed.
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    I can see the point of the vinyl version, where there is actual contact twixt stylus/groove therefore a solution that left no residue would be of value but what advantage does this stuff have over say Fairy liquid?

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    It *is* Fairly Liquid... Jerry's long since used the original contents!!



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    Damn - they've sussed me.
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    See here for 'customer testimonials' http://store.acousticsounds.com/brow...Title_ID=16605

    and http://www.audiodestination.co.uk/in...oducts_id=1231

    "in every case the l’Art du Son gave the best results in terms of transparency, dynamic agility, and a sense of organic smoothness and lack of fatigue more often associated with analog disc playback. "

    Cripes - I should be asking twice the price!
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