my choice was the Degritter

Posted by hifitommy (A) on December 3, 2024 at 22:32:15

In Reply to: Question about ultrsonic cleaning posted by 13th Duke of Wymbourne on November 28, 2024 at 16:01:27:

of course damage like that from mistracking and well ground in ticks can't be removed BUT i have resurrected many fine LP such as "For Duke" and jumped their value up several notches.

i have had service problems that were promptly and willingly handled by the factory with no cost to me. that it washes AND dries the disc to playable condition in one swell foop makes it to be very satisfying.
...regards...tr

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Topic - Question about ultrsonic cleaning - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 16:01:27 11/28/24 (7)

I have some experience with US cleaning - Ross 08:17:44 12/21/24 (0)

my choice was the Degritter - hifitommy 22:32:15 12/03/24 (1)

RE: "in one swell foop" ? - peppy m. 05:03:44 12/04/24 (0)

RE: Question about ultrsonic cleaning - Sondek 08:18:10 11/29/24 (0)

My RCM Historical -- Partly - afro18 04:43:09 11/29/24 (0)

Good thing about skewer systems is that the separate parts can be replaced - alaskahiatt 23:08:32 11/28/24 (1)

RE: Good thing about skewer systems is that the separate parts can be replaced - Mick Wolfe 08:55:48 11/29/24 (0)

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my choice was the Degritter - hifitommy 22:32:15 12/03/24 (1)

RE: "in one swell foop" ? - peppy m. 05:03:44 12/04/24 (0)

my choice was the Degritter

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