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Nothing beats KORG's muslin swaddling cloths that they were handing out at Superbooth a few years ago, for cleaning those knobs and hard to get at clavier keybo
by aa-jv 16d ago
Nothing beats KORG's muslin swaddling cloths that they were handing out at Superbooth a few years ago, for cleaning those knobs and hard to get at clavier keyboards.
It was such a great bit of Superbooth swag that I went down the rabbit hole on Japanese swaddling cloths, muslin, and the like[1], and am now a convert to the muslin clan. I don't use anything else for swims these days, its that great. The fact that I can slick off the water with the same towel I use to keep my synths shiny is just sweet.
[1] - https://kongessloejd.com/en-at/collections/muslin-cloths-swaddles https://kongessloejd.com/en-at/collections/muslin-cloths-swa...
- ButlerianJihad 16d agoFYI -- swaddling is the practice of binding up an infant's legs and arms, and other appendages, so that they can't flail around, or swat at adoring shepherds, or fall out of a manger where you've laid him. The "swaddles" they're selling start at 115cm square. You probably do not need such a large cloth to swaddle your KORG keyboard.
- aa-jv 15d agoThe ones KORG were handing out at Superbooth were sized to fit the Minilogue-like designs. They work so damn well that I've standardized on muslim swaddling cloths for many other things too - perfect for the beach, picnics, etc. And no, one doesn't swaddle ones synths, but rather makes them sizzle instead...
- sibsibsib 15d agothe korg kronos 88key is listed as 1457mm long, so you might need several in order to swaddle it. but at that size, it probably no longer needs swaddling