Quick question, does anyone with a Chord TT2 have advice on cleaning the coloured volume balls, any cleaning agents to use/not to use?
I use lens cleaner to clean most sensitive things that need cleaning. Whatever you do, don’t use aftershave to clean your balls.
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I’m assuming this is a follow on to the underutilized knob post…
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Do we clean hi-fi? I thought we had to accrue magic hi-fi dust in order to obtain a further increase in sound quality?
My TT2 is in AMP mode; is somewhere between blue and lavender (not helped by my RGBL colour blindness) and as far as cleaning is concerned I don’t go near it let alone clean it.
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I would have thought a wipe with a damp cloth is all that’s required, or advised.
The thread brings to mind my long-ago vasectomy, for which shaving the target area is required, as anyone who’s had one will know. I was a little nervous about doing it, so used Immac instead. I found out later that this really wasn’t a good idea. Anyway, it may work with Chord boxes in extremis.
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An image that will remain with me, thanks for sharing
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Fortunately there are no photographs.
No need, it’s all in my head thank you!
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Well, I hope that didn’t also involve ‘target practice!’
But to answer the OP’s question, my wife picked up a plastic jug full of 'Miracle Wipes for Electronics" and those seem to be doing the trick for keeping both surfaces and screens clean. Not sure if those are a US only product or not (they also make for stainless, and other specific surfaces).
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I have not even thought about cleaning them, they are made of a rubbery material, so I think just leaving them alone is best. I use the remote for everything, so I do not see them ever getting dirty.
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Good fun when they lift up your gown and have a good look at the erhemmm appendage 
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