Servisol Super 10

I use this since the '80's and still using it. It cleans, but it also lubricates. Once flushed, it's done, and you don't have to open the devices again a few weeks later and repeat the process. I don't know of any better.

The is a good product & it is made in the UK!

If you are looking to clean up scratchy pots on guitar amps don't bother with super overpriced deoxit D5! A quick squirt with this then rotate the pot fully both directions multiple times (I did this for about 1 min+ for each pot on a vintage marshall amp) and you will feel the pot become super easy to turn. tip: alternate turning and then holding the guitar or amp upside down and right way up too if you can, whilst rotating the pot, so the servisol can cover all the surfaces and stay inside the pot Completely gets rid of any crackles, pops or static in pots without need for Deoxit. The pots on my vintage Marshall were like shooting a desert eagle into a bowl of rice crispies before and are now as smooth as glass and sound like brand new. FYI - if like me you encountered those videos/posts online that tell you 'D5 or servisol is only for switches as its for metal surfaces but can damage carbon tracks or plastic' its absolute BS! this is all you need.

If you need a switch/pot cleaner and baulked at the price of the 'leaky can' Deoxit stuff then this might be for you. It worked perfectly on my 1980's Akai amp, gone were the crackly knob adjustments. Can't say if it's any better or worse than the leading "defacto" brand, but it worked for me, and a dam sight cheaper.

Used on 1950's turntable, 70's and 80's guitar amps potentiometers. Works very good. A quick squirt, leave for a few minutes then twiddle for a bit. Cleaned the sound, crackles and static and left the pots free of friction. The pots in this marshall move so freely now, a light breeze could knock your setting out 😁 I've never used deoxit, and never will at that price. This tin was £15 cheaper and does exactly what it says.

the best contact cleaner that also oils and protects surfaces. Great for pots and switches.

I have an old Technics amp that I bought second hand a couple of years ago. It's about 20 years old, and it has always sounded fantastic. However, the input selector had not worked properly. It had gotten to the point that there was only one setting left that worked, and I contemplated buying an external RCA switch (saw this good one: 4 Port RCA Audio Switch - Manual Switching (BY CABLES 4 ALL) ) when one of the product reviews linked to Super Servisol 10. I thought I'd risk it for £4, and since the amp was made so long ago it was held together with screws, so I knew I could get in. The spray arrived quickly, and I have just finished stripping the amp, cleaning the right parts, and then reassembling. Super Servisol 10 cuts right through grease and grime, and as such it cleaned the facia of the amp a treat too. If you're a novice, then go for it. If you're a pro, well, you no doubt know way more than I do, so this review will not be a surprise! Excellent stuff. Well recommended.

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