If you don't clean and preserve your records with Sound Guard ,you're only scratching the surface.
Have you ever considered what it would cost to replace your record collection at today's prices? With that kind of investment at stake, it's no wonder that many music lovers have become more aware of record care. Regular cleaning of your records is important and necessary, but cleaning alone won't prevent them from wearing out.
To protect your investment you need more than cleaning. You need both Sound Guard Cleaner and Sound Guard Preservative.
Sound Guard Record Preservative is a revolutionary dry lubricant which virtually eliminates Sound record wear without affecting the fidelity of the record. And when you drag the hardest substance found in nature-diamond through the soft, intricate vinyl canyons of a phonograph record at phenomenal rates of acceleration, it doesn't matter how light you're tracking. Something's got to give, and that's the vinyl. But with a Sound Guard-treated record, even after 100 plays, there is no audible degradation of performance.* Before and after you preserve your records, be sure to use our superior cleaner to remove the dust and oily films that can further mar performance. (The cleaner will not remove the preservative's protective coating.) Sound Guard offers the only complete program of record preservation and maintenance. It requires a little more time and effort than just cleaning. But how much did you say it would cost you to replace your record collection? Sound Guard. Everything else is a lot of noise--Sound Guard--Sound Guard preservative--Sound Guard cleaner.
Sound Guard Total Record Care System.
Guard is Ball Corporation's registered trademark.
Copyright, Ball Corporation, 1979, Muncie, IN 47302.
We have the test results to prove it--write us and Nell send them to you
(High Fidelity, Jan. 1980)
Also see:
Technics by Panasonic -- SL series turntables (ad, Nov. 1977)