are you?

[Audio Al]

No.

Thats why you cant imagine

[Barry]

It would have to be completely silent. And I can't imagine any vacuum cleaning device being completely silent.

[Audio Al]

They pur like a kitten no more

[Barry]

That's still enough of a distraction to tell if they are really clean, apart from an obvious 'snap', 'crackle' or 'pop'.

[Audio Al]

That's still enough of a distraction to tell if they are really clean, apart from an obvious 'snap', 'crackle' or 'pop'.

Is that why you dont own one ?

[Barry]

Oh I own one but have loaned it to a friend of mine on a permanent basis since he has quite a few more LPs than I do. As a return favour he cleans any LP I want and goes to a lot more trouble doing it than I would.

[Audio Al]

Oh I own one but have loaned it to a friend of mine on a permanent basis since he has quite a few more LPs than I do. As a return favour he cleans any LP I want and goes to a lot more trouble doing it than I would.

What make do you own Barry ?

[Marco]

I can't imagine any RCM being quiet enough for one to do an audible 'quality control' assessment of a record that has just been cleaned, whilst cleaning another.

Lol... The vacuuming process [the noisy bit] only lasts a few seconds! Hardly a hardship... The rest of the [manual] cleaning process is silent, thus allowing one to scrutinise how quiet the record you've just cleaned plays, whilst enjoying the music contained on it.

I don't find the process a chore at all; on the contrary, it's rather therapeutic

Marco.