AudioDesk Pro in the house
After 15 years of using a VPI 16.5 (or two), I decided it was time to check off from my audio bucketlist an ultrasonic RCM.
This came in today and after reading the manual, put it in operation. Approximately a 5 minute affair of washing and drying both sides, but super easy -- put the record in, hit the start switch and basically walk away. It'll beep when complete. Put on a Albert Hammond, It Never Rains in Southern California LP I bought when it came out and not one disturbance throughout -- from start to end. Impressive. I selected the red which was upgraded to for free since the Gray which I ordered was backordered --didn't care for black nor white. The red is a soft color -- not shiny Fire Engine color. I like it. Also picked up the accessory pack consisting of 6 concentrate bottles, 4 cleaning barrels & filter & 3 wiper blades. https://i.imgur.com/FHLjWuD.jpg Best Sirs, Bob |
Bob.......Looks great. The Auto Desk Pro always gets rave reviews. Ultrasonic cleaning is the way to go. I cleaned my whole record library with the KLaudio ultrasonic record cleaning machine with excellent results. Clean vinyl LP's are the only way to go.
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Klaudio for me , but they are both great. I love mine. Happy cleaning
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Bob... if that photo is of your actual RCM, I am sorry to say it is the older PRO model. The new one has fixing holes for a 7” adapter to clean 45rpm singles, though this may not be useful to you.
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A photo from an email from a UK dealer supplying Audio Desk Systeme PRO RCMs and providing a record cleaning service. Couldn’t find a way of including the text, but they point out the need to keep a close eye on the water purity and replace the consumables at regular intervals. |
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For those who are interested in cleaning 7 inch records, in/around December 2017, AudioDesk made modifications to wash 12" records and 7" singles with the optional AudioDeskSysteme Glass 7"-Single-Kit and is effective with the following serial numbers henceforth: Red- R-46 White - W-26 Slate - S-107 Gray - G-131 Quote:
As with any RCM with an internal cleaning liquid reservoir, it's wise to be on alert for the need to drain & replenish the concentrated cleaning solution, cleaning filters & discard replaceable parts as needed. Thanks Sir, Bob |
The RCM looks great. I’ve been using the 16.5 for nearly 10 years and yearn for something better. And less messy.
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I read of owners mentioning water within the work area, and similar with ultra sonic cleaners. I've experience none of that. Clean as a whistle as they say. This is a piece of cake too -- set the record in its' slot, touch the start button, make sure the LP begins to spin & basically, walk away. It will beep when thru. Easy Peasy -- and the results are far superior too. Glad I took the plunge. Best Sir, Bob |
Bob
I have always wondered. Is there any special handling required to dispose of the "ticks and pops" that are removed in the cleaning process. :D |
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Now that's worth a :roflmao: Best Sir, Bob |
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