Stasis Super-Vision (60x – 300x)
Clean your stylus and brush your record grooves? Can you even tell if you’re doing it right? Finally, see for yourself, what all the fuss is about! This battery powered mini-microscope is the perfect tool for inspection of stylus needles and vinyl grooves. Visually inspect the effectiveness of stylus brushes and your cleaning technique with this mini-microscope. Comes with batteries already installed, and user manual in the box.
Retails $17 selling at $15
Stasis Groove Cleaner Brush
The typical LP carries grooves that are about half a mile long. Imagine the damage being done to your vinyl record and stylus needle, if small amounts of dirt gets dragged and scraped over half a mile of grooves. Vinyl records need to be cleaned carefully. Pristine records not only sound better, they also last longer and reduce stylus wear. Specifically designed for dry and or wet scrubbing – An indispensable tool that bridges the gap between carbon fiber dry brushes and record cleaning machines (RCMs).
Cleans where it really matters – Ultra-fine (50 micron) bristles specifically designed to fit inside record grooves.
Stands up to repeated use – Chemically inert nylon bristles safe for use with all cleaning fluids.
Awesome cleaning power – High-density bristle clusters & high bristle count scrubs record grooves with authority and power.
Retails $20 selling at $15 Stylus Super Clean Brush
Over time, stylus wear is inevitable. But there are a few things you can do to help prolong the life of your stylus, protect your records from needless degradation, and maintain high quality sound from your set-up.
The stylus should be brushed before every play. This is because the typical LP carries half a mile of grooves, and your stylus is tracing through this entire distance, encountering dust and micro-debris each time you play a record. Regular cleaning will go a long way to ensuring stylus longevity.
Retails $12 selling at $10 Stasis Cable Levitator
Every wire carrying electrical signals or power will create a magnetic field, which radiates outwards from the cable. When this magnetic field encounters other nearby cables, it induces voltages (or signal noise) to appear across them. This is how signals are degraded by nearby cables, and this is why cable lifts are used to isolate cables from each other.
There is no point investing in expensive, high-end cables or equipment, if your power cable is lying on the floor next to the speaker cables. The speaker cables will induce cross-talk signals in your power cable, and your power cable will similarly induce unwanted voltage levels in your speaker cables. This is where Stasis Cable Levitators will save the day! Use Stasis Cable Levitators to isolate and insulate high powered cables, such as speaker cables (amp output), and power supply cables. This will preserve the purity of all the signals (or power) flowing through them. Speaker cables are also affected by vibrations, and are a prime candidate for isolation. Low powered cables such as signal outputs are less important, as they radiate negligible magnetic fields.
Retails $35 selling at $28 each All above products now in-stock! 4-01-2021 Call Steve at SOS for more info at 603-759-8323 Shipping and PayPal fees extra
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