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by tennis_player
I always had good success doing the cleaning by using a dry cotton swab very carefully rotating it so that the tip was rotating downward and brushing the debris downward and away from the stylus tip. I would check it with a 40X stylus microscope that I managed to pick up some 40 years ago. Typically, the debris is dry and will simply flake off by the slight movement of the dry swab tip. I never did use any liquid and I know it was clean due to the stylus inspection scope.
Good review!
Jim
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May 05 '07
11:12 pm PDT
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Re: I'll keep this in mind (Reply to this comment)
by sam-pro
You know what, Saxguy...I have a funny feeling that it might be sooner than you think! Thanks for your nice comment...Peter
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Apr 23 '07
4:05 pm PDT
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I'll keep this in mind (Reply to this comment)
by Saxguy
I have 300 lps in the basement waiting for a sound system with a turntable. Maybe someday.
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Apr 23 '07
10:53 am PDT
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