Ok, so this is pretty pricey (i’ve seen it at around 550$) but for the amount of vinyl I have in my basement I have to say that I’m seriously considering something like that…
MANUFACTURER’S REVIEW
The Okki Nokki RCM is an exceptionally well-designed device created specifically for cleaning all vinyl recordings. The Okki Nokki is a quality product made in Germany and consists of a heavy-duty motor/turntable and vacuum system encased in a compact aluminum chassis. The motor function provides for ultra-quiet forward and reverse operation. When used with the supplied goat hair cleaning brush, the forward/reverse turntable motion allows for extremely effective groove scrubbing. Once cleaned, the record can be vacuumed using the aluminum suction arm. The residual dirt and fluid is then removed by suction and transferred into the internal liquid reservoir, which has a sensor that will shut off the machine when full. Dedicated suction arms for use with 7″ and 10″ records are available as an option. Accessories supplied with the machine include a standard 12″ LP suction arm, goat hair cleaning brush, record clamp, grounded detachable AC cord and a small bottle of cleaning fluid concentrate that requires mixing with a liter of purified water (available from a pharmacy) – not recommended for shellac or acetate recordings.
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Hi Lexis in Montreal! I’m in London, England. I’ve 6 or 7,000 vinyls, all carefully chosen. Do you think I should try to start djing & if so, how to get going? I’ve always been a lecturer & teacher, so I know how to talk & hold an audience.
You should totally start DJing, if only for yourself, to enhance your enjoyment and understanding of your records! 🙂
Hey Andrew, sorry for the late reply. Yes, if you got the love for music and the love for sharing it then you should start! 🙂