Knox Gear, Inc.
Knox Gear, Inc. Vinyl Carbon Fiber Anti-Static Record Brush
Carbon-fibre bristles lift dust and neutralise static from vinyl records during playback
- Removes dust and surface dirt with soft carbon-fiber bristles
- Eliminates static charge that attracts particles to vinyl
- Safe for new and vintage records during playback cleaning
- Solid metal handle gives durable grip and control
- Simple turntable routine keeps grooves clear for better sound
Essential Vinyl Care Tool
This carbon fibre anti-static brush is designed for vinyl enthusiasts who want to keep records clean and free of static charge. It suits both new pressings and vintage discs that accumulate dust and surface dirt during storage and playback. The brush addresses the two main contaminants that degrade sound quality and increase stylus wear.
Solid Metal Build With Soft Bristles
A sturdy metal handle gives the brush a substantial feel and resists bending during regular use. Soft carbon fibre bristles contact the groove walls gently, lifting fine particles without scratching the vinyl. The conductive fibres also drain static electricity as the record spins, reducing crackle and dust attraction.
Manual Dry-Cleaning Limits
The brush only removes loose surface dust and neutralises static; it cannot dissolve oils, fingerprints or embedded grime that require wet cleaning fluids. Heavy contamination or mould will need a dedicated record cleaning machine or solution. It also does not repair physical groove damage or warps.
Highlights
- Removes dust and surface dirt with soft carbon-fiber bristles
- Eliminates static charge that attracts particles to vinyl
- Safe for new and vintage records during playback cleaning
- Solid metal handle gives durable grip and control
- Simple turntable routine keeps grooves clear for better sound
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What type of bristles does the Knox Gear record brush use for anti-static cleaning?
The brush uses soft carbon fiber bristles designed to remove dust and static charge from vinyl records without scratching the surface.
How is the brush body constructed to withstand regular use?
The brush features a solid metal construction that provides durability while the soft bristles protect delicate vinyl grooves during cleaning.
What is the correct way to use the brush on a spinning turntable?
Place the record on the turntable, start rotation, gently lower the brush onto the vinyl, allow several rotations, then lift the brush away and clean the collected debris from the bristles.
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