AT6011a Anti-Static Record Cleaning Brush | Audio Technica

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AT6011a Anti-Static Record Cleaning Brush | Audio Technica

AT6011a Anti-Static Record Cleaning Brush | Audio Technica

Regular price 79 AED
Sale price 79 AED Regular price
Unit price
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The Audio-Technica AT6011a is a simple, essential tool for keeping vinyl records clean before playback.

Designed with conductive synthetic fibres, the brush helps remove dust and surface contaminants while reducing static build-up on your records. Regular use can help improve playback, reduce surface noise, and protect both your vinyl records and stylus over time.

A useful everyday accessory for anyone building or maintaining a vinyl collection.

Features

  • Removes dust and contaminants from vinyl records
  • Conductive synthetic fibres help reduce static
  • Helps improve listening quality by reducing surface noise
  • Supports longer record and stylus life
  • Ideal for quick dry cleaning before playback

Details

  • Brand: Audio-Technica
  • Model: AT6011a
  • Product Type: Anti-Static Record Cleaning Brush
  • Use: Vinyl record care and maintenance
  • Condition: New

Available new and sealed. Ships from Dubai to UAE in 1-3 business days, Saudi Arabia and GCC in 3-7 days. Free delivery on orders over AED 99. Ships worldwide including USA, UK and Europe.

Turn the table, drop the needle, and let the magic begin!
Good things come in grooves—spin your favorite vinyl today!
Life’s too short for bad records—play the classics!

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