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In Reply to: Ultrasonic record cleaning posted by dth31 on May 17, 2015 at 21:07:47:
You can do it on the relatively cheap.
A very well made device that spins 4 record slowly in a US machine is sold on ebay for $290. A 6 liter US machine (the smallest that will work) is $160. Add an $11 Walmart fishtank filter. That's less than a VPI machine.
The final rinse in distilled water can be done in a small home made tank, a small plastic fish tank or on a conventional record cleaning machine. Drying can be done on a machine. Or it can be done with microfiber cloths after rinsing with distilled water and shaking well. I would not leave them out to dry.
Or you can spend $1500 - $4000 on a commercial machine.
Or you can wait a few years until VPI comes out with a combo US - vacuum on both sides machine.
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Follow Ups
- RE: US Need Not Be Terribly Expensive - Mel 05:19:43 05/19/15 (8)
- The last thing! - MannyE 04:59:52 05/22/15 (7)
- A prototype combo machine was made in Taipei way back in 2000. - alaskahiatt 01:38:02 05/23/15 (5)
- Ooops Chinese not Japanese (nt) - MannyE 09:28:29 05/23/15 (0)
- RE: A prototype combo machine was made in Taipei way back in 2000. - MannyE 07:45:39 05/23/15 (3)
- I wonder if this ultrsonic unit is the result of the prototype - alaskahiatt 20:40:34 05/25/15 (1)
- RE: I wonder if this ultrsonic unit is the result of the prototype - MannyE 04:15:54 05/26/15 (0)
- Sorry, I didn't look at it closely to see if it was mechanically - alaskahiatt 20:23:11 05/25/15 (0)
- RE: The last thing! - Mel 05:26:55 05/22/15 (0)
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