ELIMINATE POPS AND CLICKS ON VINYL RECORDS
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Channel: Snazzy Labs
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Keywords: rcm, record cleaning machine, degritter, vinyl, vinyls, vinyl records, cleaning, hifi, audiotechnica, crosley, lp, music, record music, records, headphones, review, audio, spin clean, vinyl styl, record cleaning machines, Record care, How to play records, How to play vinyls, Clean records, Lp handling, Vinyls care, Records cleaning, How to clean lp, Handle records, How to clean vinyls, Crackle record, Vinyl 101, How to use records, Remove record pop, Pop, How to clean records, turntable
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Length: 21min 56sec (1316 seconds)
Published: Thu May 14 2020
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I use a VPI HW-27 “typhoon”
I also never want to use my ears again after listening to that guy talk for under a minute. Holy patronizing tone, Batman.
Ultrasonic cleaners are nice but they are really overkill if you are not buying extremely dirty records. They are also too slow and loud to be used effectively during listening.
I just got a record doctor vi. Pretty low end but I don’t exactly have thousands of records to clean.
My Bosch dishwasher has served me well.
I use a rocket blower and a carbon fiber brush, but I don't find myself clearing very dirty records.
Has anybody tried one of these ultrasonic cleaners? Maybe one of the cheaper ones? What do you use to clean your records?
My Okki Nokki works well enough for me. I think you have to accept that some of your records may have a certain amount of noise you’ll never get rid of. If you’re chasing absolute dead quiet you’ll drive yourself crazy.
Squeaky Clean Vinyl MKIII, c'mon people!