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Clean a Controller
Hi everyone,
I have an Akai MPK88 controller that I want to fire up after a long time of no use. The keys are yellow and dusty, (the whole thing is dusty), and I want to give it a once-over; get the keys looking better and basically clean the whole outside. Are here solvents or methods that work well or also should be avoided? Always appreciate the responses, Adam |
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