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Audiorevita BRC-07 US cleaner

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radiokom

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Interesting device (especially logo :):

BRC-07

everything you need to clean vinyl records
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Just bought one. Will post review here when I receive it.
I already have US cleaner and 2 vacuum cleaners - Moth and Nitty Gritty.

But this one came with additional 4 brushes. So when cleaning is finished you can simply place record on vacuum cleaner and you are done.
 
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I am very interested in how this machine works out for you, hope you will post your review soon? I have been cleaning my records with a borrowed ultrasonic cleaner and a homemade spinner, but I'm looking to upgrade to somehting that my elderly dad can do himself, he has Parkinsons but is a keen audiophile. So I'm interested in the ease of use of this unit.
 
luigiman said:
I am very interested in how this machine works out for you, hope you will post your review soon? I have been cleaning my records with a borrowed ultrasonic cleaner and a homemade spinner, but I'm looking to upgrade to somehting that my elderly dad can do himself, he has Parkinsons but is a keen audiophile. So I'm interested in the ease of use of this unit.
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I received it, but not tested yet. I believe next week I will try.
 
Thanks so much. Currently due to price, ease of use considerations and the fact that I already use US cleaning and know it works well, I was just about to go with a humminguru unit (can't afford anything like £2000 for a degritter) but then I found the audiorevita unit, which is so much cheaper than anything else, so it will be interesting to know how well it actually works...
 
luigiman said:
Thanks so much. Currently due to price, ease of use considerations and the fact that I already use US cleaning and know it works well, I was just about to go with a humminguru unit (can't afford anything like £2000 for a degritter) but then I found the audiorevita unit, which is so much cheaper than anything else, so it will be interesting to know how well it actually works...
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I am curious too. In my experience US loosen all debris well, but anyway brush is needed to completely remove all debris. When after US cleaning I put record on Nitty Gritty or Moth vacuum cleaner I always use brush too before vacuum cleaning. So this may simplify procedure. If it works OK you can remove record from bath, suck it and all is done. But I do not know how it works for different sizes, so will test and report.
 
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