I passed over the Kirmuss and bought the iSonic machine that looks like his. It works just OK. I didn't believe his claim (4 years ago) that his machine was modified. Now I have a Degritter. Simply fantastic! I suspect his claims about "others" not being ultrasonic. The Degritter has passed muster with thousands of users worldwide. I think the difference is more in the chemicals used and the repetitive nature of the Kirmuss process, as opposed to the machine itself.
The ultrasonic proof was in his demo that I did and also the one Fremer filmed. I'd personally trust his machine and research. He bought a $170k microscope just to prove what he was saying and I've also heard the A/B recordings before after cleaning. It's impressive, but if you're happy with the results you're getting then maybe it's not a high priority to switch just yet. At some point though you may want to try it.
The use of aluminum foil and a cavitation tester shows further which machines are ultrasonics and which are not, respectfully said. The iSonic machine in made by Codyson, which we buy from Codyson and modify, you can see the added resonance that evens out the sonic action on our foil test records, and unless you use the ionization process we have developed one cannot remove the record's pressing oil as discovered in long lost documents fron the Shure Brothers that we found. This is explained in the Tribelectric table of charges. Water versus pvc. So back to science, a shiny record is not a restored record. I doubt peer manufacturers warrant their results in db gain. Our Keyence microscope proves that other processes coat records as we can measure the film left on the record's surface... added where once we process a record that was subject to blow air drying etc. we see and meaaure the removal of the film, the removal of the release agent. Added, we of course measure also a gain in signal and hear the result. Respectfully , as a word of caution, read any ingredients provided with any cleaning system. Compare the ingredients listed to the PVC chemical compatability chart. No ingredients, do not use on records. One manufacturer you mentioned in fact supplies a blue liquid that contains ether. Discovered by Michael Fremer. Buyer beware! Finally as proof, a restored record comes out virtually dry...no air, vacuum or wiping of pools of water off records needed. The Tribelectric table of charges validates this and our system where we only have a few droplets of water left on the record after our process. We cannot and do not apply a film on the record after processing as do others. That is what your needle is riding on. Fyi... We just bought an Ortofon cartridge tester to measure before and after gain after our processing to further validate our discoveries. I would ask viewers to ask peer manufacturers what is their sonic power measured in Calvins.. hmmm...do they know of this? ...adding to the advertisement of cavitation assumed being present in an ultrasonic, any one can easily validate truth in advertising and make aluminum foil records and test for cavitation at home. Keep those records spinning! Thanks for your comments, hope I answered your observations with technical illustrations. Knowledge is power!
Seems like a honest , genuine guy who’s really passionate about his products and what he does. Means a lot when honesty is very hard to come by in the world today. Btw their website doesn’t have direct sales. How can you buy this product?
You can order from a distributor.......if in the USA, on the west coast is Kevin Deal (Upscale Audio, California) and on the easter side is Elusive Disc (near Indiana) (DISCLAIMER: I work for neither)
I was getting rid of MRA 30 years ago with my Nitty Gritty 1.5FI. Played a new LP, Cleaned it with the Nitty Gritty and the difference was great. Only just now giving those LP's a quik clean again. Mold.
This man proves that there are some very intelligent people out there. Most of them don't have a personality, this man does.😬 His salesmanship makes Mike Lindell from My Pillow look like an amateur!🤔🤫🤭😇 The only downfall to records in my opinion are the crackles and Pops. This eliminates it. Genius.😎 I myself will still stick to streaming.😉
Kirmuss always has amazing passion, energy and keeps things at a reasonably price.
I passed over the Kirmuss and bought the iSonic machine that looks like his. It works just OK. I didn't believe his claim (4 years ago) that his machine was modified. Now I have a Degritter. Simply fantastic! I suspect his claims about "others" not being ultrasonic. The Degritter has passed muster with thousands of users worldwide. I think the difference is more in the chemicals used and the repetitive nature of the Kirmuss process, as opposed to the machine itself.
The ultrasonic proof was in his demo that I did and also the one Fremer filmed. I'd personally trust his machine and research. He bought a $170k microscope just to prove what he was saying and I've also heard the A/B recordings before after cleaning. It's impressive, but if you're happy with the results you're getting then maybe it's not a high priority to switch just yet. At some point though you may want to try it.
The use of aluminum foil and a cavitation tester shows further which machines are ultrasonics and which are not, respectfully said. The iSonic machine in made by Codyson, which we buy from Codyson and modify, you can see the added resonance that evens out the sonic action on our foil test records, and unless you use the ionization process we have developed one cannot remove the record's pressing oil as discovered in long lost documents fron the Shure Brothers that we found. This is explained in the Tribelectric table of charges. Water versus pvc. So back to science, a shiny record is not a restored record. I doubt peer manufacturers warrant their results in db gain. Our Keyence microscope proves that other processes coat records as we can measure the film left on the record's surface... added where once we process a record that was subject to blow air drying etc. we see and meaaure the removal of the film, the removal of the release agent. Added, we of course measure also a gain in signal and hear the result. Respectfully , as a word of caution, read any ingredients provided with any cleaning system. Compare the ingredients listed to the PVC chemical compatability chart. No ingredients, do not use on records. One manufacturer you mentioned in fact supplies a blue liquid that contains ether. Discovered by Michael Fremer. Buyer beware! Finally as proof, a restored record comes out virtually dry...no air, vacuum or wiping of pools of water off records needed. The Tribelectric table of charges validates this and our system where we only have a few droplets of water left on the record after our process. We cannot and do not apply a film on the record after processing as do others. That is what your needle is riding on. Fyi... We just bought an Ortofon cartridge tester to measure before and after gain after our processing to further validate our discoveries. I would ask viewers to ask peer manufacturers what is their sonic power measured in Calvins.. hmmm...do they know of this? ...adding to the advertisement of cavitation assumed being present in an ultrasonic, any one can easily validate truth in advertising and make aluminum foil records and test for cavitation at home. Keep those records spinning! Thanks for your comments, hope I answered your observations with technical illustrations. Knowledge is power!
Seems like a honest , genuine guy who’s really passionate about his products and what he does. Means a lot when honesty is very hard to come by in the world today. Btw their website doesn’t have direct sales. How can you buy this product?
You can order from a distributor.......if in the USA, on the west coast is Kevin Deal (Upscale Audio, California) and on the easter side is Elusive Disc (near Indiana) (DISCLAIMER: I work for neither)
Did you ever get one? If not, just email Charles and tell him you're a subscriber. I'm sure he can get you one direct.
I was getting rid of MRA 30 years ago with my Nitty Gritty 1.5FI. Played a new LP, Cleaned it with the Nitty Gritty and the difference was great. Only just now giving those LP's a quik clean again. Mold.
This man proves that there are some very intelligent people out there. Most of them don't have a personality, this man does.😬 His salesmanship makes Mike Lindell from My Pillow look like an amateur!🤔🤫🤭😇 The only downfall to records in my opinion are the crackles and Pops. This eliminates it. Genius.😎 I myself will still stick to streaming.😉
Tell Kirmuss to answer his emails! Ive been trying to purchase some adrenalines from him lol! That 10 ft looks good.
I just had him check. Send it again and put my name in subject