Hmmm looks exactly like the generic brush that is sold under a number of brands. Bought mine in HMV for less than five quid a few years ago.
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As of now there are 2,090 CD players for sale in the Home Audio section of Ebay compared to 1,432 turntables. I take this as underlying long term preference for the black round spinning thingy with the arm, needle and fluff... ;)
Pete
See this thread, daftees!Quote:
Hmmm looks exactly like the generic brush that is sold under a number of brands. Bought mine in HMV for less than five quid a few years ago.
http://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=11919
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Marco.
Awaiting the bristle count, relative diameters and confirmation from Aggie that your records are cleaner.
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...E055507D41.jpg
Ha - looks like Aggie's getting rubbered-up to give me something else entirely! Phnaarr, Phnaarr... :bum:
Marco.
Retro sepia look
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...IMG_0945-1.jpg
Hi Clarke
Nice avatar.
I collect and sell oil lamps (mainly to the trade) as a hobby and I really like the lamp in your avatar. Is it yours? Or just a photo of the net.
Regards D S D L
Guys,
Bearing (no pun intended) in mind that the guy who designed most of the blue horizon gear is the same person behind the RDC cones and a german audiophile genius IMHO I don't think he would waste his time re-badging an HMV record brush do you?