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Q UP Tonearm Lifter
The Q UP Tonearm Lifter adds convenience to your manual turntable. How? Once your stylus, reaches the end of a vinyl record, the tonearm touches Q UP's trigger. It automatically lifts up the tonearm away from the record. Very helpful when you've fallen asleep and had forgotten to lift up the tonearm. You can extend your stylus' life span with just this small piece. The Q UP can be configured for a variety of tonearm thickness and heights. It doesn't affect the tonal quality of your turntable.

The Q UP Tonearm Lifter is compatible with most manual turntable from brands such as Thorens, Linn Sondek, Rega, Oracle, Clear Audio, J.A. Michell, Transrotor, A R, EAT, Sota, Music Hall, Kuzma, Kenwood, Systemdeck, Luxman, Empire, VPI, Avid, Artemis, Goldmund, Transporter, SME, EAR, Denon, Pro-Ject, McIntosh, Palmer, Origin Live, Wilson Benesch, JVC, Pioneer, and Roksan.

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Blucoil Audio Anti-Static Carbon Fiber Brush for LP Vinyl Records
The Blucoil Audio Anti-Static Carbon Fiber Brush is an effective tool for everyday cleaning of LPs and speakers. It features two rows of anti-static carbon fiber bristles carefully removes dust, dirt, and grit. The electrically conductive synthetic bristles keep dust particles away from the grooves of the record. It also brushes off dust and static charge away from your speakers.

Q UP Tonearm Lifter Bundle with Blucoil Audio Anti-Static Carbon Fiber Brush Vinyl Records and Slipmat

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my name is chris and today we're going to test these welcome to the vinyl attack one of the very first accessories someone buys when entering the hobby is an anti-static brush right away people realize that combating dirt dust and debris is one of the cornerstones of getting quality sound and playback from the records but in the ever controversial world of vinyl record collecting even this can be contentious how on earth can a small carbon flavor brush cause such a stir you might ask well if you're newer to the hobby you'll soon find out that anything can cause emotion amongst the interwebs vinyl collecting elite from how to interpret the instructions on a multi-zero stat to debating about how best to use a carbon fiber brush on your records nothing is off limits and if you're more of a seasoned veteran of this hobby you know exactly what i mean the challenge before me today is to test