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CD Treatments-Which ones do you like?

I have been using a treatment called "Last". Now I am intrigued by some of the Mapleshade offerings. They seemingly have two liquids that perform different functions as well as an antistatic gun. Anyone have any experience with these products or others as well? Which ones and what sonic qualities did you experience if any?

Thanks and Good Listening,

Steve Bachman
sbachman
steveg85f7
21 posts
 
I had to mix my bottle of Vivid every time that I wanted to use it. It had an oily type substance in it that now concerns me. I lost many CD's to Armour All in the past. Does anyone know if Shine Ola will remove the Vivid?
lithojoe
119 posts
 
Wow, the "Shine Ola" from Record Research Labs sure wets my whistle. The apparent benefits are better dynamics across the spectrum. Blacker backgrounds and more of a presence of the musical enviroment. Seems to give me more gain , which I could use. Great on the DVD's also, with sharper picture and enhanced audio. Happy Holidays!
elizabeth
6,726 posts
 
jes45: how DO you know that ScratchX contains products 'known' to damage discs?
Have you called or written the company?
Did you do a chemical analysis of the base stock?
(I love the irony of speculation provided as fact in rebutting a speculative argument.)
And for the millions of washings of CDs and DVDs with dishsoap.. done by all those foolish souls... wow.
deluxe
40 posts
 
come cdc no link for micro ?? come on please ! :)and thanks for the rexton tip !! :) hey that's my price bracket. ha ha :)thanks..
peeps
1 posts
 
Simply a good cleaning makes a huge improvement alone in itself with cd's however I do like the bendini and the furutech as well for critical listening !
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