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Clearaudio Pure Groove Essence Record Cleaning Fluid

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$41.3 $59 In stock

Category: Cat_All Hi-Fi

For the correct use, mix the pure groove essence fluid with ethanol.

Mixing ratio

  1. 0.5 litre = 350 millilitre Pure Groove essence + 150 millilitre Ethanol
  2. 1 litre = 700 millilitre Pure Groove essence + 300 millilitre Ethanol
  3. 2.5 litre = 1,75 litre Pure Groove essence + 750 millilitre Ethanol
  4. 20 litre = 14 litre Pure Groove essence + 6 litre Ethanol
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

After mixing a batch with the recommended ethanol ratio, the fluid lifts static and grime off my records in one smooth pass. My vinyl sounds noticeably quieter in the quiet passages now, even on older thrift store finds.

Claire ★★★★★

The 350ml essence per half-liter batch is easy to measure out, and two spins through the ultrasonic cleaner left my vinyl surface noise noticeably lower. It's a satisfying little ritual that makes me want to re-clean my whole collection.

Harper ★★★★★

Mixing my own cleaning solution feels more precise than buying pre-mixed, and the recommended 70/30 ratio with ethanol has made my records come out incredibly quiet. Since I started using this, the pops and clicks on a few older jazz LPs have practically vanished.