Cuyler
Bright colored pinwheels go 'round in my head.
Hello all,
I have some records that I'd like to clean to get the sound un-popped! Some people have proposed fancy solutions, expensive products, and even simple distilled water. When a record brush isn't enough to get those pesky pops and clicks out, what do you do?
Pinging @Harry because he has expertise in this area
C
(I should note that I'm not talking about the very obvious pops from deep scratches; the sound I'm talking about is the kind of white noise that seems to be baked into the groove no matter what I do.)
I have some records that I'd like to clean to get the sound un-popped! Some people have proposed fancy solutions, expensive products, and even simple distilled water. When a record brush isn't enough to get those pesky pops and clicks out, what do you do?
Pinging @Harry because he has expertise in this area
C
(I should note that I'm not talking about the very obvious pops from deep scratches; the sound I'm talking about is the kind of white noise that seems to be baked into the groove no matter what I do.)