Just got a Milty Zerostat 3, instructions are rubbish so I watch some YouTube clips to get the general idea. Anybody know what the nozzle/cap thingy is for?
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Just got a Milty Zerostat 3, instructions are rubbish so I watch some YouTube clips to get the general idea. Anybody know what the nozzle/cap thingy is for?
It's to test if it works. There's a dim little bulb that lights up when the triggers realised.
Dunno..ive got an older one.. Id imagine it will be pretty similar in use though. Fires pos and neg ions onto record surface i think.... Nice and slowly does it and it does work
found this tread while researching cleaning solutions, Just in the process of ordering one of these
http://www.squeakycleanvinyl.com/
looks great & had good reports from other forums so giving it a whirl, he custom makes them to you "color" of choice (god I hate that spelling!!)
anybody here got one, did a search but I had no results pop up
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1695/...5d1bb2e0_c.jpg
It's on its way
Looks ok for a manual.. Like it that its evolved
Looks like a very cost-effective solution, that.
Has anyone any experience of the recently released (I think) Pro-Ject RCM the Vinyl Cleaner VC-S, it looks like a reasonable VFM option...:)
http://project-audio.com/main.php?prod=vc-s
FYI I've got about 1K albums/12"s that are in serious need of a wash!
I was going to buy the Pro-Ject only a few of weeks ago from a trade member here. I didn't and I won't go in to the reasons why but it certainly looks a good machine and priced well too. You must let us know how it turns out.
I rarely listen to my vinyl these days, a big wash, and perhaps a new turntable might be the way forward...;)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Black Adder