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How to clean / polish / maintain the speaker ?
#170074 06/11/07 02:52 AM
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Hello everyone,

I was wondering how you folks clean / polish / keep shining the wooden cabinets and have any suggestion to share.

I have the Axiom fronts, surrounds and sub-woofer all in cherry finish.

Thanks in advance.
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Vivek

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vivek #170075 06/11/07 03:22 AM
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Viv, there's really no special care required. I occasionally dust mine with a microfiber cloth like those used for car finish care.


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vivek #170076 06/11/07 03:30 AM
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You could call Axiom to see what they recommend. Sorry, I have custom vinyl and just use a swiffer now and then to keep them dusted.


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SirQuack #170077 06/11/07 05:26 AM
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I vacuume the dust off the tops and wipe them down with a microfiber cloth. I have the HG cherry and even the smallest little fingerprint is visible and bothers me. So i keep em shining their best

I vaccume and then wipe off all my gear once a week. I suppose you could say im a bit anal about keeping my stereo gear, and everything for that fact clean and brand new looking.

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Haoleb #170078 06/11/07 10:07 AM
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Pressure Washer.



Well, I don't own the Algonquins yet, but when I do, that's how I'll clean them!


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MarkSJohnson #170079 06/11/07 12:37 PM
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Noooooooooooo !!!


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vivek #170080 06/11/07 02:36 PM
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Swifter! A quick pass most everyday at about Mach .04 and all the electronics are clean!

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vivek #170081 06/11/07 03:16 PM
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The standard cherry vinyl is very resilient. If a guest uses a tower speaker for a coaster (it happens, I know) you can remove a ring with a damp cloth and it won't hurt the speaker finish at all. The real-wood finish is similarly tough - but mustard will stain it if you leave it on overnight. I'm not sure what circumstances would lead to that, but it was a warning in the product literature!

For general day-to-day care, the other suggestions are perfect - microfibre cloth or a vacuum with a duster attachment on it.

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Amie #170082 06/11/07 07:23 PM
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Quote:

I'm not sure what circumstances would lead to that....



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pmbuko #170083 06/11/07 07:31 PM
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Only problem I found with a vacumn is it can leave a static charge and attract dust particles. an anti static wiper thingy works best and keeps them dust free longer.


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