Innovation, quality and aesthetics for exceptional sound experience
The record 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.
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.
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.
Michael Fremer
Editor | Analog Planet | Stereophile
These handmade brushes make you want to brush even the cleanest of records.
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.”
Rafe Arnott
Editor | Resistormag | Instagram
The Ramar Record Brush, designed and handcrafted by Rangel Vasev in Berlin, Germany is another fine example of what happens when an artisan focuses on making the best.
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.