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07-27-2005
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I Need To Clean My Wax!!!
I'VE BEEN RECORDING SOME OF MY LP'S TO WAV FILES, ENHANCING THEM, THEN CONVERTING THEM TO MP3. THEY SOUND PRETTY GOOD. ITS JUST THAT I NEED A BETTER WAY TO CLEAN MY LP'S! THEY'RE IN VERY GOOD SHAPE (NO SCRATCHES)! BUT THEY HAVE A LOT OF EMBEDDED DUST AND DIRT. THAT LITTLE HAND HELD FIBRE CLEANER IS JUST GOOD FOR THE SURFACE DIRT. ANYBODY GOT ANY IDEAS?
 
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07-27-2005
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If you can afford to throw a few real bucks at the situation, click below!
http://www.nittygrittyinc.com/ Cheers! 
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