Which record brush?


Anybody got any strong preferences between the Audioquest and Hunt EDA brushes? Does either one do a better job picking up (vs. moving around) dust? And would either be easier for my wife to use?
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Czaz this all makes good sense esp. the photoflow, which sure worked great in the darkroom. I'll have to see, I might still have a bottle?
But what's this about the marine spar varnish? That went right over the top, so please do explain? thanks...
I agree with fzxguy, the design of the Hunt strikes me as silly. The AQ is similar in design to the Decca, which I also like.

Tangent: I just picked up the Zerodust stylus cleaner from Music Direct. This thing costs $70 and probably should cost $3.50, but it seems to work great. It is an ultrasoft plastic substance about the size of a quarter, onto which you lower your stylus. Then raise the arm back up and--voila!--clean as a whistle (I'm assuming the unit itself leaves no residue, a big assumption), while a nice deposit of black gunk is left on the Zerodust. Fun to use, instant gratification.
Drubin: You coulda saved saved $68.00 and got a ball of Silly Putty for $2.00. I'm not kidding. My Linn dealer recommended it to me and it works great!
I sort of suspected that at the time, but I'm an easy mark for these tweek products. Think I should have it cryo treated? :-)