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Can you tell us more about your procedure for cleaning?

Posted by Raiderman (A) on January 2, 2007 at 15:06:41

In Reply to: Nitty Gritty 1.0 posted by The_Yoricks on January 2, 2007 at 10:50:50:

It would help if we knew:

1. What (and how much) cleaning fluid(s) you are using?
2. What, if any, cleaning pads you are using?
3. What your exact procedure is for cleaning your records?

Everyone has their own cleaning procedures, and if you would like my input on how I clean my records, feel free to email me.

I too have a NG 1.0 and I find that it does a really good job. However, I neither expect it to clean my records all by itself, (I use it more as a drying machine after I hand clean them), nor do I expect it to resurrect old worn out vinyl back to near mint status. If you are expecting it to do either of the above, you expect too much out of this machine. (Although some machines can clean all by themselves, no machine will resurrect worn out vinyl.)
If you want the best RCM, then the Loricraft or Keith Monks are your best bets.

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