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For all of you who know that gunk does accumulate on 1/4 plugs and the insides of where 1/4 inch plugs go, here is a neat little cleaning tool that utilizes interesting technology.

Name: Conductool by Synersonix

Purpose: Cleans 1/4 inch plugs and 1/4 inserts
[they also make a unit to clean RCA and XLR plugs]

Cost: 19.95 @ Musician's Friend [haven't seen it in any other catalogs yet.]

Info: "Insert the mono or stereo 1/4 inch tip of the cable into the small hole in the back of the CONDUCTOOL handle. Insert in/out a couple of times."

For inserts: Use the tip of the unit that resembles a 1/4 inch plug and insert and remove a couple of times.


Non-poisonous. Lasts 1/5 years depending on use. Each treatment lasts 90 days.

I just got one and it sure is easy to use and I think very beneficial for a good clear signal.

As the literature says, the tool is like a "molecular toothbrush."

Green Hornet
 
Why not a cloth towel and some cleaner

Why can't you use a cloth towel and some cleaning fluid?
 
Yo-Yo-All:

I'm sure you could use cleaning fluid and a cloth. Or the tongue of a dog or cat.

However, none of the above have the molecular construct of easy cleaning and making for a better conductive surface for induction and production of mellifluous sounds rather than cacaphonous shrill from the depths of ambiguity.

Happy St. Patrick's Day

Green Hornet:D :D :D :p :p :cool: :p
 
Just swallow some WD40 and stick the plug up yer arse.
 
Yo Roadkillthat'sbeeninthesuntoolong:

WD40 doesn't conduct signals. If you use it, it's because you're buying oil from Bush down Texas way.

Do you still use a wire recorder?

Cheers,
Green Hornet

PS RAT Man: You've got more class than that!
 
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