RedPhil

Hi As a relatively cheap alternative I find the Disco Antistat to be very good. Often causes some debate - many people have issues that the cleaner does not dry the record - it comes with a rack for air drying - other issues people have is that as the record is drying fluid can drip over the label I have never had any labels damaged in this way, any drips dry very quickly. These appear on the bay quite frequently for between £35 - £50 new (don't pay more). I use my own brew of fluid - 1 part pure Isopropanol alcohol 3 parts distilled water and a tiny drop of washing-up liquid (acts to breakdown the water surface tension) again lot of debate on best fluid. I would say if you have records which are 'grimy' and you want to get them up to playable state then this is a good option. Lots of good debate on record cleaners on the forums on vinylengine Hope this helps, have fun Phil

Possibly MG, what do you think of the new shop - can't get on with it myself, not quite the same somehow! Phil

Hi All Thanks for the messages I'm just down from you in Cardiff no - Red because I'm from Manchester originally and follow United; Phil because . . . guess you can work that out Only said that because when I tried searching for it on the web to find a price I couldn't find a copy. I guess the market will find the level wouldn't want to let it go for under £14 as I recall it cost me more than that. Have fun, Phil

Hi All Sorry that my first post on this forum is a sale, hard times are forcing me into selling some of my collection. This will appeal to Blue Note collectors it's the hard to find book "the complete blue note book" which is a catalogue of all releases on blue note records up to the book's published date of 1986. Note the majority of text in this book is in Japanese but each entry features an image of the cover with in English - the personal, track listing, catalogue number, and release date. I'm selling on flea-bay at My link Also selling Jackie Mclean's One Step Beyond - original 1st press vinyl release and a number of Matthew Shipp CDs on Hatology Thanks for looking Phil