Published on: 2025-10-25 08:02:00
Unless you’re buying them brand-new—and often even then—your vinyl records are probably filthy. New records are staticky and attract dust; old records have been sitting in boxes in other peoples’ basements. Take it from someone who has bought, sold, found, cleaned, and restored some dusty, oily gems: Your records probably need a good bath. Below you'll find everything you need to know about getting (and keeping) your wax fresh. Interested in other audio tips? Be sure to check out our list of th
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