Originally Posted by
alphaGT
I had one years ago, I’m not sure what happened to it? But I bought another a few years back, about the same time I bought a RCM. After vacuuming a record, it creates static. Air rushing over vinyl makes static, I can tell because the vinyl sleeves are attracted to it. So, I Zerostat it after cleaning and it makes a good bit of difference. Many times pops we hear are not dirt, but static, removing it makes them play back much quieter. There are other, more expensive static removing devices, but the Zerostat works well for the money.
Russell
That is exactly what I found Russell especially as I have a vacuum record cleaning machine. I knew the records were free from dust and dirt but still got clicks and static pops. The Zerostat has now eliminated that. Superb result.
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