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Hay, did you build those yourself? You should go into business, you would have lots of customers.
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what do you guys use to clean your vinyl speakers? Just a damp cloth or some type of chemical? I want to make sure my HG cherry speakers look new forever.
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I clean the dust off my speakers and all my electronics frequently (atleast 2 times a week). All I use is a dry cloth that came with my LCD t.v. I just run the cloth over the surface with very little pressure to pick up the dust. The only time I use a damp cloth is when I clean my television screen, then going over it again with a dry cloth.
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I believe the recommended practice for the HG is microfiber cloths.
I just wipe my Light Maple down when doing the general cleaning with what ever I have been using at the time, damp cloth, dry cloth, whatever.
Jason
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Hay, did you build those yourself? You should go into business, you would have lots of customers. Hey Randy, not a chance as I don't have the tools. I was going to go with a local fabricator but the ones I spoke to all said it would cost me more using them then buying from the internet when I showed them the plans and prices. Of course, Mark made his own out of wood and they look fantastic. Here's the thread with more info Outriggers
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Tom, ditto the microfiber cloth(dry).
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Why microfibre? I always thought that cotton was the best material for scratch prone surfaces.
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I use a swiffer duster for my speakers.
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I use a swiffer duster for my speakers.
How do you hook up the wires? Do they sound good?
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