modelz-pro-PROSWEEPS2B
GTIN9120082388498
Weight:0,50 kg

Sweep It S2 - Turntable sweep broom
black - Pro-Ject

Pro-Ject Audio Systems
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  • - Patented neodymium magnetic bearing compensates for the skating effect - the brush runs precisely synchronized with the tonearm
  • - Cleans the groove directly in front of the stylus - for cleaner tracking, less crackling and longer stylus life
  • - Soft natural hair brush protects vinyl and groove - without carbon fiber, without cleaning agents
  • - Aluminum arm arm on single-point bearing - smooth-running, precise, without resistance
  • - Heavy metal base with infinitely variable height adjustment and locking screw for a secure stand
  • - Available in black and silver - 430 g, incl. arm rest for comfortable storage
AUDIO ACCESSORIES · VINYL CARE

Record Brushes, Rollers & Vinyl Care Accessories – clean grooves, clear sound

A record is only as good as its surface. Even microscopic dust particles or fibre residue produce the familiar crackle, cause long-term groove wear and shorten stylus life. With the right care tools – carbon fibre brushes, adhesive rollers, stylus cleaners and cleaning fluids – you recover the sonic precision and longevity that new pressings should deliver, and that older records can often surprisingly regain.

Key Facts at a Glance
  • Mode of action: Mechanical particle removal + dissipation of static charge before play
  • Main types: Carbon fibre brush, velvet brush, adhesive roller, stylus cleaner, cleaning fluid
  • Frequency: Brush before every side · roller every 5–10 plays · wet cleaning as required
  • Materials: Conductive carbon fibres, velvet/microvelour, medical-grade silicone, antistatic gel
  • Sonic benefit: Less crackle and pop · reduced groove and stylus wear · more stable tracking

THE CARE CATEGORIES

From dry dusting to deep cleaning

Each cleaning method addresses a different problem – and only develops its full effect in combination. A brief overview of the most important tools, found in the collections of experienced analogue enthusiasts:

01 · Carbon Fibre

Carbon Fibre Brushes

Millions of fine conductive carbon fibres penetrate the groove and simultaneously dissipate electrostatic charge. The classic for daily use before every play.

02 · Velvet

Velvet & Suede Brushes

Made from microfibre velvet; particularly gentle on delicate, older pressings. Ideal in combination with mild cleaning fluids for wet cleaning.

03 · Rollers

Adhesive / Silicone Rollers

Their tacky surface lifts even the finest dust that fibre brushes leave behind. Washable many times over, extremely durable – perfect for listening rooms with pets.

04 · Stylus

Stylus Cleaners & Gel

Without a clean stylus, the best record care is wasted. Gel pads lift dust off the tip contact-free; liquid cleaners address sticky residue.

05 · Liquid

Cleaning Fluids

Distilled, low-alcohol or enzymatic – depending on soiling and record age. Dissolves release-agent residue on new pressings and stubborn grime on used LPs.

06 · Supporting

Supporting Care Accessories

Antistatic cloths, tear-resistant HDPE inner sleeves, finger guards, storage boxes – small helpers with a major impact on longevity.


DIRECT COMPARISON

Carbon brush, velvet, roller & wet cleaning at a glance

Type Effect Ideal for Frequency
Carbon fibre brush Dust + antistatic All records in daily use Before every play
Velvet / suede brush Fine dust, gentle Delicate, older pressings As required
Silicone / adhesive roller Stubborn fine dust New & well-kept records Every 5–10 plays
Wet cleaning Deep cleaning, release agents New purchase, used records Once / when heavily soiled
Stylus cleaner Protects the stylus Every turntable Weekly / before session

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

FAQ on record brushes, rollers & vinyl care

Do I really need a record brush, or is careful blowing enough?

Blowing removes loose surface particles, but often pushes finer dust deeper into the groove and adds moisture to the record. A carbon fibre brush mechanically lifts dust out of the groove, simultaneously dissipates electrostatic charge and prevents fresh dust from being re-attracted. For consistently clean sound and reduced stylus wear, a high-quality brush is therefore the foundation of any analogue care routine.

Carbon fibre or velvet – which brush is better for my collection?

Both types have different strengths. Carbon fibre brushes penetrate deep into the groove, dissipate static charge and are ideal for regular dry cleaning before every play. Velvet or suede brushes act more gently on the surface and develop their strength in combination with cleaning fluids for wet cleaning of older or more heavily soiled records. In practice the two types complement each other – the carbon brush for everyday use, the velvet brush for care sessions.

How do I use a record brush correctly?

Place the record on the spinning platter and set the brush onto the groove with light, even pressure. Hold the brush for about two to three full rotations in one position so that dust is picked up, then slowly lift it off toward the outer edge. Never drop it abruptly or clean against the direction of rotation. After use, clean the fibres with the protective slider or a soft surface to remove collected dust.

What is a record roller and what advantages does it offer over a brush?

A record roller – also called silicone or adhesive roller – has a tacky surface made of special silicone or elastomer that picks up even the finest dust particles that fibre brushes can leave behind in the groove. The roller is rolled over the record without pressure; residues are simply washed off under running water. It does not replace a brush but complements it excellently – especially in households with pets, candles or carpet flooring, where a lot of fine dust accumulates.

Can brushes and rollers rescue heavily soiled second-hand records?

Only to a limited extent. Dry cleaning with brush and roller removes dust and loose particles – for stubborn dirt, grease, nicotine deposits or release-agent residue (typical on new pressings), a wet cleaning with a suitable cleaning fluid and velvet brush or ideally a record cleaning machine is required. After deep cleaning, the brush and roller take over everyday care and keep the result stable long-term.

How often should I care for the stylus and turntable?

The stylus should ideally be cleaned briefly before each listening session – a gel pad is enough. With intensive use or after playing a dusty record, cleaning with a suitable liquid cleaner is advisable. A dirty stylus increases distortion, reduces resolution and accelerates groove wear. Records themselves benefit from a brush cleaning before every play; a full wet cleaning is recommended when first acquiring used or new records.

Is an antistatic gun or carbon brush clamp worthwhile as an addition?

Antistatic guns – for instance with a piezo element – work contact-free and complement a mechanical brush where residual charge remains on the record surface even after brushing. For climatically dry listening rooms or setups with sensitive pressings, they are a worthwhile investment. For normal use, a high-quality carbon fibre brush is usually sufficient.

Can I use the same brush for every record – or does it carry dirt across?

A well-maintained brush does not carry dirt onto the next record – the key is regular cleaning of the brush fibres. After each use, particles collected should be removed with the cleaning slider, a protective holder or by carefully stripping. Velvet brushes can occasionally be rinsed with distilled water during wet application. Adhesive rollers are fully washable under running water and regain their adhesion in the process.

Which care set do you recommend for beginners?

For a meaningful start, three components are sufficient: a carbon fibre brush for daily dry cleaning, a silicone adhesive roller for stubborn fine dust and a gel stylus cleaner for stylus care. These three tools already cover over 90 % of regular care needs and remain a solid foundation long-term. If you additionally collect second-hand records, you should add a cleaning fluid and a velvet brush for wet cleaning.

Why buy vinyl care accessories at Klangheimat?

At Klangheimat you'll find a carefully curated range – no anonymous mass-market goods, but care accessories that have proven themselves over years in the practice of vinyl enthusiasts. We advise personally, insist on durable materials and carry both affordable entry-level solutions and high-end reference products. Our standard: every item in this category should measurably improve the sound of your collection – and preserve your records for decades.

„Every clean groove is a step back toward the artist's intent." – The right care routine doesn't just protect your collection, it preserves the artwork itself.

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  • Austria 200,- €
  • Switzerland 300,- €

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  • A return shipment from Germany costs € 5.90

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Contact information according to Art. 19 EU GPSR

Postal address

Audio Tuning Vertriebs GmbH

Analogweg 1
2130 Mistelbach
Austria


Electronic address

E-Mail: info@project-audio.com
Website: https://www.project-audio.com/

Turntable accessories - Record cleaning

Dust in the groove is the silent sound killer of any vinyl system. It causes crackling, puts a strain on the needle and, in the worst case, irrevocably degrades groove information - and therefore sound. The Pro-Ject Sweep it S2 tackles this problem with an elegant, precision-engineered solution: as a moving cleaning arm, it moves synchronously with the tonearm over the record and sweeps dust directly out of the groove, fractions of a second before the stylus passes through. The result: cleaner tracking, longer stylus life and a noticeably smoother, livelier sound.

What clearly distinguishes the S2 from simple tracking brushes is its patented neodymium magnetic bearing: developed in collaboration with engineer Klaus Mick, the magnetic stabilization system prevents the dreaded skating effect, in which an uncontrolled brush pulls uncontrollably towards the center of the record, turning benefit into damage. The aluminum arm boom is balanced on a single-point bearing - precise, smooth-running and without annoying resistance. The heavy metal base with fine height adjustment ensures a stable stand on almost any turntable cabinet.

Patented neodymium bearing
Prevents the skating effect - the arm remains synchronized with the tonearm
Natural hair brush
Protects groove and vinyl - without carbon fiber, without chemicals, without effort
Precisely adjustable
Height adjustment with locking mechanism for optimum turntable alignment
Technology & mode of operation

The heart of the Sweep it S2 is its magnetically stabilized single-point bearing. Conventional tracking brushes have an inherent problem: as soon as the brush touches the rotating platter, a force is generated that pulls the arm inwards in an uncontrolled manner - just like a tonearm, but without any compensation. The result is a brush that does not move with the tonearm, but overtakes it and is at best useless, at worst harmful. Pro-Ject solves this problem with a system of neodymium magnets and an iron core counterweight: the magnetic attraction force is so precisely calibrated that it exactly neutralizes the skating effect. As the aluminum arm itself is paramagnetic, it acts as a defined spacer in the magnetic field - a physically elegant detail that shows how much development work has gone into this compact accessory.

The brush itself is made of soft natural hair, which was deliberately chosen instead of carbon fiber or microfiber: It is gentle enough not to damage the sensitive groove structures and effective enough to remove the finest dust from the deepest groove areas - exactly where the needle tip scans. The contact force of the brush arm is approx. 6 g, which is ensured by the precise height adjustment of the base. The enclosed locking screw mechanism allows the working height to be continuously adjusted and locked within a range of around 1 cm.

Installation & handling

The Sweep it S2 is placed on one of the two left corners of the turntable - which one fits better depends on the shape and housing of the respective turntable. Correct alignment is crucial for the function: ideally, the brush should be aligned with the spindle. Deviations of up to 1.5-2 cm are easily compensated for by the magnetic bearing design; larger deviations can result in a residual skating effect. Once the position has been found and the height set, the brush stays there permanently - simply place your arm on the plate when the music starts and put it back on the arm rest provided when it ends. No cleaning agent, no effort, no ritual.

The S2 is available in two finishes - black and silver - and therefore blends in visually with almost any turntable environment, from sober modern to classic audiophile racks. The weight of 430 g gives the device the necessary stability without weighing down the turntable. If you are looking for a more elegant but less complicated alternative without magnetic bearings, the Pro-Ject Sweep it E is the entry-level model - but the S2 is the clearly superior choice for anyone who wants to get the best out of their record collection.

Technical data
Manufacturer: Pro-Ject Pro-Ject Audio Systems (Austria)
Model Sweep it S2
Colors Black / Silver
weight 430 g
length approx. 226 mm
Height (adjustable) 65-75 mm (adjustment range approx. 1 cm)
Bearing Single-point bearing (Uni-Pivot)
Magnet stabilization Patented (neodymium magnet + iron core counterweight, developed by Klaus Mick)
Arm stabilizer Aluminum (paramagnetic)
Base Heavy metal base with locking screw
Brush material Natural hair (soft, grooved)
Brush contact force approx. 6 g
Position Left corner of the turntable, aligned with the platter axis
Scope of delivery Cleaning arm incl. arm support rest
Difference to Sweep it E S2 with patented magnetic bearing for skating compensation

 

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