can you clean multiple records with this, how often should you replace the water, do you have to buy the attachments, if you do, where can you buy them?
I bought a similar machine real cheap and built the rest of the stuff , Yes it does buzz a lot but not as bad as in this video. I also got a Project VC-s vacuum machine which works good as well, Some times I use both. But, I NOT Use Isopropyl alcohol or Distilled water, What I do use is "Reverse Osmosis Water" I got two gallons of it for $0.98 at Whole Foods, (My Jugs there water) I don't add anything to my water, I also built a 2nd drying rack so when 6-7 records are beaning cleaned 6-7 are spinning & drying. Then after they spin dry for a bit I vacuum them off with my Project VC-s vacuum machine . I put the timer on for 5-20 min depends on how dirty the records are. Other then that both machines work well & both do make some noise!!!
Could you clarify please, you mention on the Sinatra record that it was vacuumed-cleaned, now is this in addition to? What I believe you meant was that prior to the ultrasonic bath, you also vacuum-cleaned it with your Record Doctor. Whereas, with the first record you only did the ultrasonic-clean only, hence is why is may not have been as silent? Or did you say that in error?
Hi Jeff, I would not promote to use "TritonX" as is is on the list of "substances of very high concerns" and forbidden in several countries. Check out what wikipedia tells about it: "In December 2012, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) included the substance group “4-(1,1,3,3-tetramethylbutyl)phenol, ethoxylated” - which includes Triton X-100 - in the Candidate List of substances of very high concern[10]"[...] "...chemical substances and their potential impacts on human health and the environment.[11] A Triton X-100 degradation product has indeed turned out to be ecotoxic as it possesses hormone-like (estrogeno-mimetic) activity that may act on wildlife". It is just my opinion but why would you risk your health in using this for a hobby? ;^)
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Do u use audio grade mains cable on the ultrasonic cleaner??
can you clean multiple records with this, how often should you replace the water, do you have to buy the attachments, if you do, where can you buy them?
I bought a similar machine real cheap and built the rest of the stuff , Yes it does buzz a lot but not as bad as in this video. I also got a Project VC-s vacuum machine which works good as well, Some times I use both. But, I NOT Use Isopropyl alcohol or Distilled water, What I do use is "Reverse Osmosis Water" I got two gallons of it for $0.98 at Whole Foods, (My Jugs there water) I don't add anything to my water, I also built a 2nd drying rack so when 6-7 records are beaning cleaned 6-7 are spinning & drying. Then after they spin dry for a bit I vacuum them off with my Project VC-s vacuum machine . I put the timer on for 5-20 min depends on how dirty the records are. Other then that both machines work well & both do make some noise!!!
Could you clarify please, you mention on the Sinatra record that it was vacuumed-cleaned, now is this in addition to? What I believe you meant was that prior to the ultrasonic bath, you also vacuum-cleaned it with your Record Doctor. Whereas, with the first record you only did the ultrasonic-clean only, hence is why is may not have been as silent? Or did you say that in error?
très bien , du beau matériel hifi
How long do you have the record in the cleaner? Heard varying times
I expected to hear Dr. Frankenstein yell...Its alive ! with all that noise.
They make a Frankie Valley/Four seasons greatest hits on 2 disc viny for like $35 cut from the masters. Highly recommend. Its dead silent too
Dead xpensive
I only heard static for the first few seconds.
Hi Jeff,
I would not promote to use "TritonX" as is is on the list of "substances of very high concerns" and forbidden in several countries. Check out what wikipedia tells about it:
"In December 2012, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) included the substance group “4-(1,1,3,3-tetramethylbutyl)phenol, ethoxylated” - which includes Triton X-100 - in the Candidate List of substances of very high concern[10]"[...] "...chemical substances and their potential impacts on human health and the environment.[11] A Triton X-100 degradation product has indeed turned out to be ecotoxic as it possesses hormone-like (estrogeno-mimetic) activity that may act on wildlife".
It is just my opinion but why would you risk your health in using this for a hobby? ;^)
Because he's not drinking it...
@@mikechivy You are already at risk when manipulating wet LP without gloves...
30 minutes to dry is crazy. I'll stick with my hand clean + Nitty Gritty
You don't have to air dry, I use a vacuum after an ultrasonic cleaning and rinse.
Sounds crackly bright change ur system
Jeez, that noise plus utter process of cleaning the record. I think that I'd rather get a tooth pulled.
you can typically do 4 at a time, and the only thing you need to do is wait for the machine to do everything.