How many of you who own shiny in vogue black finish speakers, either still love the finish or regret the finger mark magnets?
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Do you stream hi-res music or download hi-res tracks? We want your opinions!
Black Gloss ?
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Static free dusters etc...
One thing that does work is a very small amount of vinager in a water spray; takes a good few mins for the smell to disperse but it stops dust clinging hell of a lot longer than polish!
Also if you get swirls then use a small amount of Autoglyms 'high resin polish' watered down; it's ever so slightly abbrasive so watering it down makes it less abbrasive; wipe it on in stright lines; leave to turn cloudy then buff off : 😉
One thing that does work is a very small amount of vinager in a water spray; takes a good few mins for the smell to disperse but it stops dust clinging hell of a lot longer than polish!
Also if you get swirls then use a small amount of Autoglyms 'high resin polish' watered down; it's ever so slightly abbrasive so watering it down makes it less abbrasive; wipe it on in stright lines; leave to turn cloudy then buff off : 😉
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My HT setup has its speakers in black ash. I'm not a big fan of wood veneers, not because of the texture but because I always seem to have a different colour in the furniture. I would have liked to get my SA1's in piano white, but that wasn't an option when I got them. So, piano black it is. No marks yet, I use white gloves to handle them, courtesy of Densen...
No regrets, my Ushers look fantastic and any fingerprints are easily removed, they are also in a locked room away from everything so no problems here.
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