We Review Last Factory Record Cleaning Machine Fluid

[@joseauger1353]

I notice you leave the record in suction mode for quite a time. VPI recommends only two round turns. Have you noticed a difference by doing a longer suction cycle? I do notice in your video that the suction tubes continue to pick up liquid during the whole time.

[@LetsCleanaRecord]

I have noticed a difference, particularly with the pure water rinse. While two revolutions will pull up the liquid, I find the record is much dryer following several turns. Plus, those strips on each side of the wand's slit help to clean as well.

[@joseauger1353]

Great! Thanks for your information. Will try it.

[@budsmoker4201120]

Micro fractures, cool

[@JWD1992]

Bad sound from a record club pressing? Can't say I'm surprised. I could see it was pressed by Specialty Records using Europadisk metalwork-in of itself strange seeing how many other labels Columbia pressed for, including Elektra, but I digress-but maybe the stampers were worn out at that point. They figured they'd squeeze a few record club editions out of them before chucking them. Then again, it's an early 80s pressing. Maybe a "state-of-the-art" digital master? And be careful acknowledging that mould-release agent is in fact a concept in the record world. Some guy who works at "a pressing plant" will accuse you of creating the concept yourself just to insult him personally.

[@ediblehorse]

You compare this to two others that you liked, but I couldn't make out either name. Can you please write them in a reply. Thanks!

[@LetsCleanaRecord]

L'Art du Son and AIVS #15. AIVS stands for Audio Intelligence Vinyl Solutions. It's a mix of RCF and an enzymatic formula. L'Art du Son is straight RCF. Both very good. Thanks for watching!

[@ediblehorse]

@@LetsCleanaRecord Thanks! If you could just use one of these 3 which would you choose?

[@LetsCleanaRecord]

@@ediblehorse If was cleaning mostly new or recently released records, L'Art du Son. If the focus was old records from the 50s and 60s, I'd go with AIVS #15 for the enzymatic benefit.

[@budsmoker4201120]

Lol, release agent. Like 007