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Brand: Stanton Magnetics EAN: 0049292910000 Feature: Vinyl record cleaner comes with 2 ounces of liquid cleaner and a velvet pile brush for removing dust Item Dimensions: Label: Stanton Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product. Manufacturer: Stanton Model: VC-1 MPN: VC-1 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Stanton Release Date: June 01, 2008 Studio: Stanton Warranty: ONE YEAR Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: Designed to effectively clean phonograph records (Vinyl based) Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Works very wellThis brush really seems to get into the grooves with its tiny fibers. The cleaning solution seems to clean without any residue. I used to use the Diskwasher system years ago and the new version shouldn't even be called the same thing. I am glad that I found and bought this one. Rating:  - a disappointmentI bought this item because I'm embarking on that rite of passage into middle age: transferring my LPs to digital files. So I bought a USB-enabled turntable & the record cleaner kit. As is clearly shown in the picture, the kit consists of a pad, pad tray & a 2 oz bottle of cleaning solution. You're supposed to sweep the record with the dry pad, apply 3-4 drops of the cleaning fluid to the edge of the pad, re-sweep & then do a final sweep with a dry portion of the pad. I've encountered at least 3 problems ... Read More Rating: - great for deep-cleaningThe Stanton brush works really well -- maybe a little TOO well. As opposed to the old trusty Discwasher system, the Stanton felt REALLY digs into the grooves intensely; just one swoop around the disc and one can actually feel the brush pulling on the vinyl as it gets way into the grooves. While this is an excellent tool for deep-cleaning, I don't think I'll be using it for routine, every-day cleaning -- I worry that it might eventually actually harm the grooves if overused. Rating: - Works well, not a home runThis does a good job cleaning records, but they left out some items that would have been helpful. There needs to be some sort of brush to clean lint and dust off of the cleaner itself. The tray that it sits in prevents it from drying out quickly, so it becomes damp after heavy use. Rating: - Not many optionsI still maintain a sizable vinyl collection, drawing from it each week for a radio show (I doubt the majority of stations in the country even bother to keep a working turntable). The old Discwasher, now simply a name sold to Phillips Electronics (RCA, General Electric), impresses me less these days than this Stanton brush. Unlike the corduroy material of the Discwasher, it has a felt-like material that appears to penetrate the grooves and pull out more dust than a stiff corduroy wipe. I don't buy, however, ... Read More |
