vintage brochures

rick57
rick57 Posts: 15
edited June 2012 in Wanted (WTB) Classifieds
Looking for vintage brochures/manuals for original monitor line...circa 1978-79.
Also...just picked up a nice set of 7a's...need to clean.
What is best for cleaning cabinet (vinyl) and mid/bass drivers?
Don't want to damage.

Thanks.
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  • cnh
    cnh Posts: 13,284
    edited June 2012
    Welcome to Club Polk!

    Not sure about the cabinet as vinyl is pretty easy to clean with most things.

    But most people recommend a little windex on the drivers (NOT THE TWEETER, though) as they're pretty well protecting with that doping.

    But I'd wait to get a "second" opinion on that before I go ahead!

    cnh
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  • rick57
    rick57 Posts: 15
    edited June 2012
    thanks!
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  • gwg_97
    gwg_97 Posts: 332
    edited June 2012
    Lots of windex on a paper towel. Wipe the driver very gently in a circular motion around the dust cap to get it wet/damp. Then after about a minute wipe it again with the windex soaked paper towel (in the same way). I cleaned 4 extreamly dusty and dirty drivers using this method and they now look almost new. I have found that getting it pretty wet with windex makes the cleaning easier as long as you don't go nuts. :smile: 
    
System 1:Nakamichi PA-7Kenwood Basic C2Polk SDA 1C moddedSystem 2:Dynaco ST-70Polk Monitor 5B modded
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