Last Factory STYLAST STYLUS TREATMENT LP Vinyl

Increase Stylus and Record Life with Sylast Stylus Treatment

Stylast Stylus Treatment dramatically reduces the friction at the stylus/groove interface by reducing the surface free energy of the vinyl. Stylast uses the same thermodynamic principles that led to LAST Record Preservative resulting in:

• Stylus life extension up to 10 times
• Reduced distortion and improved sonic performance
• Increased stylus tracking ability
• Increased stylus suspension life
• Reduced record wear

Stylast is not a lubricant and leaves no residue. It is effective throughout the entire play of one side of an LP record. By following the directions, Stylast cannot be over-applied.  It is effective throughout the entire play of one side of an LP record.

Peter Moncreif, IAR Hotline #21:
"Specifically, STLAST, makes your disc sound much, much cleaner (less distorted), at all frequencies. There's much less of the fuzz and hash that we've all taken for granted as part and parcel of dics reproduction lo these many years...We hear greater and more lifelike dynamics, especially on transient attacks....Music's subtleties are rendered more individually, with better intertransient silence and more lucid revelation of inner detail. We hear hall ambience information much better, and this in turn enhances all aspects of imaging. In sum, every sonic parameter that you associate with good sound is improved by STYLAST...The long term economic didvidends in extended cartridge lifetime alone make this product an instant winner. But, as wtih LAST Record Preservative, it's the sonic improvements you hear immeidately that are the magic persuader. Once you hear it, you won't be able to live without STYLAST"

Michael Fremer, July 24 1992, Goldmine Magazine:
"In fact, over the last 10 or so years that I have been using Stylast, the elastomer suspension in the cartridge has dried up and gone bad from ozone in the air before the stylus has had a chance to wear out. Stylast reduces friction. That's good for both the stylus and the record."