Yeah, I was being kind of silly about it, but use mine regularly. It’s the perfect synth brush IMO.
2 Likes
what about something like swiffer dusters or smilar (and cheaper) products that work with electrostatic charge to avoid dust beeing brushed into any gap / chink?
You’re doing the Lord’s work. Had some time off of work and am getting the studio cleaned up. Thanks for the tip.
Off topic, but Japanese dollar stores are amazing. I feel like I need these. 
3 Likes
Begrudgingly I bought a Befaco Synth Duster and the bristles are falling out from new.
Watched one slip between the gap on my Op-1 keyboard. Pointless accessory.
2 Likes
My favourite post ever on this forum.
2 Likes
You spoiled it by adding ‘pointless accessory’ though. Prior to adding that text it was a beautiful example of humour and irony.
1 Like
3 Likes
I got one of these from Amazon for dusting electronic gear and have been liking it so far.
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B06ZXSC97F?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
3 Likes
I can’t be the only one who drapes a small blanket or towel over gear between uses, can I?
Edit: Not to pass judgment on the brush enthusiasts. Do what makes you happy.
4 Likes
The only Befaco product I’ve used was a volume pedal that crapped out spectacularly during a gig. I can still see the faces of my fellow band members when my gentle swell became a crackling wall of sound! 
Back on topic I find bog standard 3” or 4” paint brushes do the trick for me.
1 Like
Ordered, thank you.
1 Like
Got one of these for my computer keyboard and music gear and I’m happy with it. The top review is from somebody else using it for synths as well.
1 Like
Wrong brand.
Befaco aren’t manufacturing volume pedals as far as I know.
You probaly meant Bespeco from Italy.
1 Like
You’re prob right, it was a long time ago…
1 Like
as a synth enthusiast named duster i am a bit disappointed by this product
Where do you think they got the “bristles” for the brush?
Yes, that’s right, the mannequins.
Poor dears.
3 Likes
