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I like the first version of your post better. Sucks to be a mod sometimes doesn't it. LOL. -
By Ray_pierrewit · Posted
Just saw this: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/sonic-soak-the-ultimate-ultrasonic-cleaning-tool?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwdPn0rWQ3gIVR3QBCh0bOA4OEAEYASAAEgJasvD_BwE#/ and wondered if it could be used as a cheap ultrasonic cleaner for vinyl? -
By Tony Whitlow · Posted
Ticks and pops are actually manufactured into vinyl and no amount of cleaning will rid them. Thank God for CDs.
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Great idea. The complexity of the Reg Williamson method is not for everyone. That said, I still recommend to everyone to read the original TAA articles (attached for ready reference). The anti-static aspect of the essentially “unobtainium” CYASTAT SN, is, IMO, the key to cleaning vinyl and keeping it clean. For those who have no interest in reading the articles, much less following the directions therein, other cleaning methods are appropriate. The more shared knowledge the better. TAA_articles.pdf -
Would love to see more of what you built. I have thought often of building one but just have not got around to it. I have never tried cleaning with ultrasonic cleaning so can't add to that. Look forward to hearing what others have done. -
Decided to start an additional vinyl cleaning thread around ultrasound cleaning. The "Best" vinyl cleaning thread is awesome and specific to the TAA home brew concoction so rather than muddy that, having a place to discuss what maybe the 2nd best way to clean ( note I do not mention preserve) vinyl.
The thought of mixing up a chemical soup and applying and peeling was interesting but in the end I know I wouldn't do it on a regular basis. Also, I don't have any really dirty records. I don't collect to the extent that Dave does and have always taken care of the records I have. I have pretty much stopped buying old records unless I find something that is really interesting. For these reasons I was interested in ultrasonic cleaning. I put together a very affordable option with the vinyl stack motorized unit and a Chinese ultrasound unit off amazon. Have only cleaned a few records and have to say it works very well.
I would be interested in others experience with ultrasound as well any ingredients to the "bath" that people have used. etc etc -
By joessportster · Posted
If you want to improve your sound look for a better cartridge in your price range. Doing a sideways swap for a newer table will not garner near as much improvement as a better cartridge. You already have a couple decent tables. to get a better sound from the tables you will need to spend more than a rega can do. IMHO Your tables are pretty much on par with the P-3 -
I will be satisfied with a new red Corvette and a new red Jeep Grand Cherokee with the hemi. JJK -
UPDATE: Called the parts # and unfortunately as my speakers are older and discontinued, they no longer carry parts for them. Advised I check out: http://www.speakerworks.com where I will have to submit a custom order.
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