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    Ramar record brush Tina on hi-fi+

    Alan Sir­com: “In a vinyl world whe­re obses­si­ve­ness is the norm, the hum­ble record brush was rare­ly much more than an aftert­hought. Until Ran­gel Vasev of the Ber­­lin-based Ramar intro­du­ced Tina and…

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    Analogplanet: Ramar Record Brush Joni

    Ken Mical­lef, Ana­log­pla­net: “The Joni’s weigh­ted hand­le and den­se, soft, yiel­ding brist­les remo­ve dust bet­ter than any­thing I’ve tes­ted. The brush feels excep­tio­nal­ly well-made — like a fine hair­brush, or a first-pressing…
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    Three Record Clamps/Weights Compared

    Micha­el Fre­mer: “I’ve got a “sta­ble full” of various record weights and clamps (not a Shun Mook, which I retur­ned after revie­w­ing most­ly due to the cost) but I’m not about to…
  • Is Ramar the ultimate vinyl brush?

    “If a record is pro­per­ly dir­ty it will need a wet clean but as a rule dust is the main issue and the Ramar Tina does a very good of remo­ving it,…
  • The Absolute Sound: Ramar record brush

        “I’ve got to give Ramar cre­dit. In one fell swoop it has ele­va­ted the pro­sa­ic record-clea­ning brush into some­thing far bey­ond what its hum­ble ori­g­ins ever sug­gested it could be.…
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