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Pro-Ject Audio LP Record Stylus Cleaning Brush

Overview

The Pro-Ject Clean It brush uses thousands of fine carbon fibres to lift dust and residue from your stylus tip before each play, without needing a liquid cleaner or gel pad.

Because the fibres are conductive, they also help dissipate static charge as they clean, rather than just brushing debris aside.

It's gentle enough for daily use on a diamond stylus, and small enough to keep right beside your turntable for a quick pass before every record.

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We recommend pairing Clean It with Pro-Ject's Brush It record brush for a complete before-and-after cleaning routine: Brush It clears dust from the record surface, while Clean It keeps the stylus itself free of buildup.

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Why the Clean It Stands Out

Carbon Fibre Bristles

Thousands of fine conductive fibres lift dust and residue from the stylus tip.

Dissipates Static Charge

Conductive fibres help reduce static buildup during cleaning.

No Liquids Required

Cleans dry, with no cleaning fluid or gel pad needed.

Safe for Daily Use

Gentle enough for a diamond stylus before every play.

Compact Design

Small enough to store right beside your turntable.

Buyer's Guide

Who It's For

  • Daily Vinyl Listeners: a quick, dry stylus clean before every play helps maintain sound quality.
  • Owners of High-Compliance Cartridges: gentle carbon fibre cleaning avoids the risk that liquids and gels can carry.
  • Anyone Building a Complete Cleaning Routine: pairs naturally with a record-surface brush like Brush It.

How It Compares

Pro-Ject's Brush It is designed for the record surface, while Clean It is built specifically for the stylus tip. Used together, they cover the two contact points that matter most for clean, accurate playback.

Pro-Ject Audio LP Record Stylus Cleaning Brush Specifications

General Information
BrandPro-Ject Audio Systems
Product TypeCarbon Fibre Stylus Cleaning Brush
Materials & Function
MaterialConductive carbon fibre bristles
FunctionRemoves dust and residue from the stylus tip; dissipates static charge
Design
Form FactorCompact handheld design for use beside the turntable

Pro-Ject Audio LP Record Stylus Cleaning Brush FAQs

How does the Pro-Ject LP Record Stylus Cleaning Brush compare to other stylus cleaning methods?

The Pro-Ject LP Record Stylus Cleaning Brush uses conductive carbon fibre bristles to gently remove dust and debris from the stylus without the need for liquids or gels. This dry-cleaning method is generally safer and more convenient than cleaning fluids or gel pads, which can be messy and require drying time.

Is the Pro-Ject LP Record Stylus Cleaning Brush suitable for all types of turntable cartridges?

Yes, the Pro-Ject LP Record Stylus Cleaning Brush is suitable for all types of turntable cartridges, including both Moving Magnet (MM) and Moving Coil (MC) cartridges. Its gentle cleaning action ensures that it can be used with various cartridge types without causing damage. Regular use of the brush helps maintain optimal performance across different cartridge models.

Can the Pro-Ject LP Record Stylus Cleaning Brush be used with other cleaning products?

Yes, the Pro-Ject LP Record Stylus Cleaning Brush can be used in conjunction with other cleaning products, such as stylus cleaning fluids or gel pads, for a more thorough cleaning. However, it is important to use these additional products sparingly and follow the manufacturer's instructions to avoid potential damage to the stylus. The brush itself is effective for regular maintenance and can be used independently for routine cleaning.

How often should I use the Pro-Ject LP Record Stylus Cleaning Brush?

It is recommended to use the Pro-Ject LP Record Stylus Cleaning Brush before each listening session to ensure the stylus is free from dust and debris. Regular cleaning helps maintain sound quality and prolongs the life of the stylus. Some users also use the brush after every few records, depending on their environment and the amount of dust present.