Tina ist eine Schallplattenbürste von ramar handgefertigt aus Nussbaum. Record brush. Tina Schallplattenbürste von ramar liegt auf einer Schallplatte. Record brush. ramar record stabilizer Schallplattenbürste ramar handgefertigt in Berlin

Innovation, quality and aesthetics for exceptional sound experience

The record clea­ning brushes from RAMAR are cha­rac­te­ri­zed by their uni­que brush trim and aes­the­tics. Six dou­ble rows of car­bon fibres and two rows of goat hair are used in ela­bo­ra­te hand­work. Thus our brushes com­bi­ne the best cha­rac­te­ristics of the known brush types. The mate­ri­al pro­per­ties of the indi­vi­du­al com­pon­ents as well as the spe­ci­fic arran­ge­ment of the brist­le rows

ensu­re excel­lent dust absorp­ti­on and dis­si­pa­ti­on elec­tro­sta­tic char­ge. Our pro­ducts stand for inno­va­ti­on, qua­li­ty and aes­the­tics. With gre­at dedi­ca­ti­on we deve­lop hi-fi access­ories with clear lines and atten­ti­on to detail. We design for peo­p­le who app­re­cia­te craftsmanship.

“JEWEL” — RESONANCE CONTROL CONCEPT
ramar record weight

Fol­lo­wing our mot­to we have deve­lo­ped JEWEL — a uni­que reso­nan­ce con­trol con­cept to neu­tra­li­ze unwan­ted vibra­ti­ons and reso­nan­ces on the record, that affect the signal path. With JEWEL we want to pre­ser­ve the natu­ral and authen­tic sound of the record.

JEWEL has one of a kind asym­me­tri­cal design. Alt­hough the outer con­tours of the body, mil­led from solid stain­less steel, are asym­me­tri­cal we have achie­ved a per­fect­ly even weight distribution.

RAMAR RECORD STAND

The Ramar Record Stand allows you to show­ca­se an indi­vi­du­al record cover, seve­ral at the same time or even a box set. The uni­que design con­cept and wide base ensu­res that LP jackets can be secu­re­ly and sty­lish­ly displayed.

With the included adjus­t­ment ring, you can easi­ly adjust the tilt ang­le of the records and opti­mi­ze the view of the cover.

AWARD-WINNING DESIGN
REVIEWS
the absolute sound
the absolute sound

Michael Fremer

Edi­tor | Ana­log Pla­net | Ste­reo­phi­le

The­se hand­ma­de brushes make you want to brush even the clea­nest of records.

Review: Ana­log Cor­ner #303

Neil Gader

The Abso­lu­te Sound | Neil Gader

“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. Would I buy one? Darn right I would. Extra­va­gant, okay, but rela­ti­ve to the cost of your LP rig and vinyl libra­ry, this is one splu­r­ge that is more than worth it. A joy to use, Ramar has taken a tedious cho­re and made pam­pe­ring a record coll­ec­tion a red-car­pet ritual.”

Review by Neil Gader

Ken Micallef

Edi­tor | Ana­log Pla­net | You­Tube

“The craft­sman­ship and build qua­li­ty sur­pass every other record brush on the mar­ket. It’s expen­si­ve, yes, at — but if you demand the best in qua­li­ty and exe­cu­ti­on, then the Ramar Record Brush Joni stands alone.”

Review: Analogplanet.com

Matej Isak

Foun­der & CEO monoandstereo.com

I use the ramar record brush dai­ly and it is one of the finest and most prac­ti­cal record brushes I’ve have ever used. The magne­ti­cal­ly atta­ched top cover can be easi­ly locked with the brush and clo­ses after each use to pro­tect the brush from dust accu­mu­la­ti­on. The inge­nious­ly inte­gra­ted need­le brush also auto­ma­ti­cal­ly snaps into place in the box pro­vi­ded. Ever­y­thing about the ramar fol­lows the simp­le logic of “a place for ever­y­thing with ever­y­thing in its place”. I love how ever­y­thing is well thought out, inclu­ding natu­ral, high-qua­li­ty materials.

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