Daft dusting question

[StickyDBRmf]

This has been driving me crazy on my studio monitors (the only one I can actually see) and esp. the "tweeters". I use canned air and what's called "chip brushes" (cheap animal fur brushes) here in the States, on most everything (knobs, strings) but skared shasta-less about those tweeters. Off to the cosmetics, then. (no glam-rock experience, although did open for the NY Dolls)

[Bobthedog]

1 hour ago, Silvia Bluejay said:

Primark 'body bronzer', around £4. (No, I have no idea what a body bronzer is.)

Yup, I have one of those too for my bass guitars. 🥴 (it was my wife's, honest!)

[Bobthedog]

59 minutes ago, Dad3353 said:

My M-Audio monitors have exposed cones; I've draped a lace curtain over them. This keeps dust off the speakers, whilst letting the rich audio tones reach me with no hindrance. I've had occasion to remove them once or twice, when they got beaten moderately to remove accumulated dust. It works for me (and we've a rural, dusty environment...).

Yup, have similar on the monitors but remove them when using the monitors.

[Dad3353]

50 minutes ago, Bobthedog said:

...but remove them when using the monitors.

My ears can't tell the difference, on or off, so I leave 'em on. 

[ezbass]

15 minutes ago, Dad3353 said:

My ears can't tell the difference, on or off, so I leave 'em on. 

Just as well, because your spectacles and face mask would fall off.

[dmccombe7]

8 hours ago, Geek99 said:

Make-up brush ? Glam rock equipment… or is there something you’re not telling us …

 

8 hours ago, ezbass said:

 

Beat me to it. Either that or someone’s significant other is, or is going to be, pretty cross. 🤣

CAUGHT .............

[Bobthedog]

2 hours ago, Dad3353 said:

My ears can't tell the difference, on or off, so I leave 'em on. 

Mine are not lace but heavy cotton cloths. Even my ears can tell the difference when off. 😀