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Notes: Refill package of the Diskunion official Record Cleaner "Reco-Clean" (660ml).

Notes: Disk Union official Record Cleaner "Reco-Clean".

Its high penetrating power quickly penetrates deep in the sound grooves, and its strong reducing power envelopes dirt and peels it off from the surface.

Since it powerfully removes mould and fine dust adhering to the sound grooves, it is highly effective in reducing noise caused by dirt.

It also has an extremely high antistatic effect compared to water. Furthermore, it also has a sterilizing and deodorizing effect.

*Not applicable for SP Records (78rpm disc)

- 3 Main Features as a Professional Cleaner -

Superior Workability - A simple and fast single component liquid cleaner developed by diskunion for professional use.

Maintain Sound Quality - Provides quality cleaning without affecting the sound quality. Restores the original sound of the record.

Harmless and Environmentally Friendly - It eliminates the rist of caustic soda production, which is a problem with inexpensive alkaline electrolytic water, and does not contain any other harmful chemical products such as mineral oil-based cleaning ingredients, surfactant, bleach, alcohol and ozone.

Notes: Reco-Clean, a cleaner developed by Disk Union exclusively for professional use for vinyl records, is highly effective in reducing noise caused by dirt in the sound grooves.

It is designed to balance cleaning power and sound quality to avoid adverse effects on sound quality.

Normally, Reco-Clean alone is effective enough, but Diskunion have developed a special additive (cleaning booster) as a countermeasure for stubborn stains that cannot be removed easily.

How to use

1. Apply a small drop of Reco-Clean PLUS to the required area.
2. Wipe off with a Reco-Cloth, pressing it lightly against the surface of the record as if polishing it.
3. Clean the entire surface again with regular Reco-Clean.
4. Wipe off completely with the Reco-Cloth.

*Always re-clean (rinse) with regular Reco-Clean after use.

Notes: Diskunion official Record Cleaner "Reco-Cloth".

Wiping cloths developed by Diskunion for professional use.

It quickly adsorbs cleaning solution that incorporates dirt. Special non-woven fabrics are used that do not fluff or leave fibres behind, and have low electrostatic properties.

*Please be careful not to press down harder than necessary, as this may cause scratches on the surface.

This cannot be used on surfaces other than the record sound groove or disc signal surface. Use on label surface or sleeves may damage the material.

3 Main Features as a Professional Cleaner

Superior Workability - Simple and speedy adsorption and water absorption performance.

Low Cost - Focused on a balance between durability and usability, and achieved both performance maintenance and low running cost.

Harmless and Environmentally Friendly - Additive-free cellulose non-woven fabric made only from non-petroleum based raw materials.

Notes: One-touch spring-loaded pouch inspired by the Diskunion record shopper.

Compact size with soft texture and easy to carry. It can hold small accessories, earphones, 7" adaptors, etc.

Dimensions

W90 x H110 x D6mm

Notes: This is an arrangement of the pattern "KOKAWANU," a favorite of Kabuki actor Danjuro Ichikawa VII, with analog records. It was expressed in a refreshing and cool "dark blue and dark blue" colour.

This hand towel is compact enough to carry in your pocket without being bulky, and has excellent water absorbency and quick-drying properties.

It can be used as a handkerchief to wipe sweat, or wrapped around your head or neck to protect you from the sun. It is also useful for festivals and live performances.

It is made by craftsmen using the Chusen dyeing method, which has been used since the Meiji era.

Organizing bleaching, gluing/stapling, dyeing, washing, drying in the sun... These tenugui are painstakingly made by craftsmen who bring their best skills together under the complete division of labour.

Artisans have been using the Chusen dyeing technique since the Meiji era.

Notes: New Union Tenugui with a miniature obi like a record.

Music Tenugui in collaboration with Tenugui specialty store Kamawanu.

Using the traditional technique of "shukuzome," which has been used since the Meiji era (1868-1912), the design is dyed in the image of a record shelf.

The "obi," which resembles a domestic vinyl record, also features a record pattern inspired by the Same-Komon pattern.

It is a satisfying item for yourself or as a gift.

Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


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Dig a little deeper, though, and scratches begin to show. While the full-length record represented Beach House reaching for the stars, or at least the moon, and stepping into the role of festival headliners, here the sense of pure confidence and occasion is less pronounced. That may not be a bad thing, mind, because while Once came across like a finished article, refined and prepared, things here seem somehow rawer, as though we're sitting in on a session as oppose to getting the signed off product.

Review: 2022's stunning album Once Twice Melody was a fine example of Beach House doing what they do best - living bang up to that name, with intimate-but epic instrumentation falling somewhere between surf-y jangle and grand shoegaze. 'Become' is definitely on a similar tip, and as such feels much like an extension of the long form.
Dig a little deeper, though, and scratches begin to show. While the full-length record represented Beach House reaching for the stars, or at least the moon, and stepping into the role of festival headliners, here the sense of pure confidence and occasion is less pronounced. That may not be a bad thing, mind, because while Once came across like a finished article, refined and prepared, things here seem somehow rawer, as though we're sitting in on a session as oppose to getting the signed off product.