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    Posted: 12 Jun 2013 at 10:53pm
Originally posted by Fatmangolf Fatmangolf wrote:

Similarly I put my cleaned records into anti-static inner sleeves and then into the old liners. That helps me to tell what's been cleaned and I re-clean the LP's I play more. I can see how a dot system could help.

What does anyone use? I've been using Goldring Exstatic, but they do seem a bit big for some outers.

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As well as my local indie shop, I and my mates use a company called Covers33 (http://covers33.co.uk) - free delivery too. These fit all the record sleeves I have tried and are good value

12" White Paper Polylined Sleeve - Pack of 100
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Black also available, bit more expensive

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote morris_minor Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 Jun 2013 at 9:31am
I see my current pack of inner sleeves is from Nitty Gritty. These are good quality and a good fit.
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Originally posted by Drewan77 Drewan77 wrote:

As well as my local indie shop, I and my mates use a company called Covers33 (http://covers33.co.uk) - free delivery too. These fit all the record sleeves I have tried and are good value

12" White Paper Polylined Sleeve - Pack of 100
£17.50


Black also available, bit more expensive

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I use Goldring Exstatic if I want to replace the whole inner and Nagaoka 102s if I just want to replace the anti-static liner, although I sometimes have to modify this approach depending on how tight the outer sleeve is - as has been said, the Goldrings are quite bulky.
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Nagaoka 102's for me also, usually straight into the old liner sleeve...squeaky clean Smile
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Is it just me that finds that new 180/200gm pressings are often heavily static charged and stick to the original paper sleeve, pulling out first time with debris often already energised onto their surfaces? Very annoying and just putting them in a lined sleeve won't solve that

Using a carbon brush doesn't stop some of this being audible either and if you believe all that stuff about huge temperatures at the stylus tip bonding dust/debris to the vinyl, for me its safer to RCM clean properly first before slipping them into a lined sleeve. Why spend all this hard earned cash on HiFi without taking a little extra time to get the best from the medium?

Having said all this, I notice that surface noise using my Reflex phono is lower than the former Rega which is a good thing Hug
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