Record cleaning machines

[Gazjam]

...and I keep agreeing with Ali!

These things are great, don't just make the records look shiny but improves the *quality* of the music coming off the record too.

Uses your own Hoover, which is where cost savings come in....apart from that it's identical to the big boys.
It's one of those "common sense" products that just work and work extremely well.

[Idlewithnodrive]

Tru Mike but a lot aint got that kind of Money, i certainly cannot spare over £400 for a RCM.. I can fully understand why people opt for the easy option of CDee & Files

I agree that they are a lot of money Andre. The other unfortunate thing, is that they rarely come up for sale second hand and when they do they seem to hold their value very well.

If people are looking for an RCM and can invest £400 or so, then the Okki is a very good option.

[Idlewithnodrive]

I keep saying it, but these really are as good as anything else out there of the same ilk, but at a fraction of the cost-

http://maquinaphk.xpg.uol.com.br/models.html

If they're as good as you say, then that really is a bargain

[Ali Tait]

They really are every bit as good as any other vacuum RCM IMHO.

[The Barbarian]

The spin clean Dave is sending will do me. I don't play LP's anymore just 12'' singles. They are much easier to clean than an LP anyway...

[daytona600]

from 200 quid for a Vacuum RCM total no brainer really & essential for any LP Buyer
people spend thousands on cables when a RCM gives a instant sound upgrade and longer stylus lifespan

[The Barbarian]

I have a spin clean sat doing nothing, pay me £8 for shipping and its yours for free, there is the yellow main bath with the rollers and brushes inside and a bottle of their fluid

no box but I know how to pack stuff up!

Dave
Can i openly thank you very much for this. Amazing kindness & a bunch of inner sleeves too. Thanks you, have a Merry Christmas to you & yours..