smrex13:
Based upon the amount of dust or other junk you are picking up, your cleaning method must be partially to blame. I have that stylus profile on my main 3 carts and, despite others who believe that a stylus should be cleaned after every side of a record is played or at least after every record is played, I usually clean mine after playing 2 and sometimes 3 records with very little junk on my stylus ( usually with Lrya spt brush solution, other times with Onzow zerodust)
Try a rinse with reagent grade (or at least distilled water) after each cleaning with whichever Record Doctor fluid you use and then use a Zerostat gun or, better yet, a Furutech destat which will greatly reduce static and dust arising out of the vacuum procedure. You may also want to switch cleaning fluids. I'm a fan of Audio Intelligent fluids and the 3 step process---enzyme/super cleaner/rinse. In any event, it sounds like your biggest issue is static static which constantly draws dust to the record like a magnet
Based upon the amount of dust or other junk you are picking up, your cleaning method must be partially to blame. I have that stylus profile on my main 3 carts and, despite others who believe that a stylus should be cleaned after every side of a record is played or at least after every record is played, I usually clean mine after playing 2 and sometimes 3 records with very little junk on my stylus ( usually with Lrya spt brush solution, other times with Onzow zerodust)
Try a rinse with reagent grade (or at least distilled water) after each cleaning with whichever Record Doctor fluid you use and then use a Zerostat gun or, better yet, a Furutech destat which will greatly reduce static and dust arising out of the vacuum procedure. You may also want to switch cleaning fluids. I'm a fan of Audio Intelligent fluids and the 3 step process---enzyme/super cleaner/rinse. In any event, it sounds like your biggest issue is static static which constantly draws dust to the record like a magnet
