Vinyl LP (long-playing) records were nudged out of the market during the 1980s with the rise in popularity of compact discs and, later on, electronic media. They are enjoying a resurgence today, however, due to their arguably superior quality of sound and the nostalgia triggered by album artwork and liner notes. Unfortunately, that quality can be compromised by the pop and crackle of dust accumulated from static-charge buildup. Proper care and handling techniques are the key to eliminating this problem and will ensure your that favorite oldies enjoy the long life they deserve. Writer Bio
