Luckily, the solution here is pretty simple. Dusting your records off with an anti-static record brush will both sweep off ...

Keep your record collection in peak condition. Remove dust and dirt with a record brush, and use a wet-cleaning solution for ...

Record Day is celebrated on Saturday (April 20), making it a perfect time to start spring cleaning up your collection of vinyl records.

You’ve been vinyl collecting on for a while now and have yourself a reputable stack of records, or better yet a Kallax full. And whether you’ve been buying brand new or getting your fingers all grimy ...

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For many music lovers, no audio format comes close to the rich, warm sounds of vinyl. While it's true that the quality is unparalleled, vinyl records can be extremely delicate—even the smallest ...

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We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Chris Heinonen One of the best things about having a turntable is the massive ...

Prevent dust and debris buildup from damaging your vinyl records by following these safe cleaning practices. For many music lovers, no audio format comes close to the rich, warm sounds of vinyl. While ...

“What is the most valuable thing in the world?” Tom Port asks me. We are in a building in his backyard in Thousand Oaks, Calif., browsing shelves of vinyl records. The whole room is dedicated to the ...

Send your precious LPs or even 45 RPM singles to Perfect Vinyl Forever and they’ll come back with their sound transformed. Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg has also worked as a high-end ...