“Yes, it’s just a brush. But what a brush! As men­tio­ned, this is my main clea­ner and so on a per-use basis the cost is not so high. Fac­tor in craft­sman­ship and…

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…

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…

Micha­el Fre­mer: “Ich habe eine gan­ze Rei­he ver­schie­de­ner Plat­ten­ge­wich­te und Klem­men (kei­ne Shun Mook, die ich nach dem Tes­ten vor allem wegen des Prei­ses zurück­ge­schickt habe), aber ich wer­de hier nicht alle…

RAMAR ist eine ech­te Berei­che­rung für die audio­phi­le Welt. Der Manu­fak­tur aus Ber­lin gelingt es, audio­phi­le Inno­va­ti­on mit gutem Design zu ver­bin­den. Per­fekt in Funk­ti­on und Hap­tik, brin­gen sie Zube­hör sou­ve­rän auf…

„Jewel“ macht die Schal­plat­ten­wie­der­ga­be ent­schlack­ter, groß­räu­mi­ger und kna­cki­ger, zudem erscheint das Ril­len­rau­schen lei­ser. Defi­ni­tiv eines der effek­tivs­ten Aufla­ge­ge­wich­te am Markt. Bericht in der LP, Aus­ga­be 2/2025

I love the look of the JEWEL—it has real style and ele­gan­ce as it rota­tes on the plat­ter. And I was very impres­sed with its effi­ca­cy. It offe­red a clea­ner sound­s­ta­ge than…

“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,…

Ran­gel Vasev designs hand­craf­ted record brush   Ran­gel Vasev, foun­der of hi-fi acces­so­ry brand RAMAR, designs record brushes known for their uni­que con­s­truc­tion and meti­cu­lous arti­stry. Hand­craf­ted in Ber­lin, each brush combines…

    “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.…