I've cleaned close to 200 LPs and 45s and love the improved sound

I know it works because my records sound better after using the spin-clean

All that said, if you are a casual vinyl fan and don't want to spend more than $100 on a record cleaning system (perfectly understandable), this is a well worthwhile purchase that will improve the sound of your records

Clean records sound so much better, and this system is an easy way to get them clean without getting the label wet.

Now this is a very nice sounding turntable on it's own

But to this mind, body & soul, the sound of vinyl connects it all together like no other medium

The result was ultra-crackly shrill sounding lp's

the records sound clean with high fidelity and very few, if any, skips due to dust

I was very impressed, the sound was amazing, like new.

No static sounds from the

It might make them a little clearer sounding, but it will not and cannot get rid of serious scratches to the surface of the vinyl

This device won't get rid of scratches, clicks and pops, but it does reduce them somewhat, and the sound on my LPs is much improved.

I could hear a cleaner sound after cleaning with the spin-clean

I can't say that it's made my already "clean" records sound better, but they certainly sound good and LOOKED very clean.

After all of my records were dry I played them and noticed that any crackling sounds prominent from before were reduced

Less pops and clicks clearer more vibrant sound .

Your expensive stylus will benefit from not having to track over crud in the records grooves and your ears will benefit from the much cleaner sound and lessening of ticks and pops

The Spin Clean will make dusty dirty records that were previously unplayable sound great.

The constant static sound was removed entirely

I gets all kinds of muck out of the grooves and, yes, the sound is very much improved

Well, this was a perfect purchase in my opinion, and I will never play another album on my very expensive sound system without giving them a full cleaning first

The sound on one in particular was very muddled.

When I let them air dry and follow up with the AudioQuest brush, The sound from my cleaned records is amazing.

I'm cleaned roughly 300 records thus far and every single record has either sounds better, or leaves far less hair/dust/gunk on the stylus

The sound is so much brighter and clean, and the nuances you can only get with a good vinyl recording were clear as day.

Then, I tried some recently purchased new vinyl in it and the records sounded clean and quiet.

are now much quieter, with a clearer, crisper sound

mad sounded ASTONISHINGLY good after I glued it

On another note, no matter how clean your record is, no matter how high end your stylus is...your record degrades every time you set your stylus upon it...which eventually degrades the sound

It’s amazing how much quieter clean records sound.

I've been since continuing my project, and I think I am encountering less skips with also a better sound as a result.

Still, it is time well spent because the process gets your records clean and in doing so will not only improve the sound but will also delay wear on your stylus and the record itself

The super sirty records now have a crisp, clean sound

The sound was wonderful

This will remove the left behind residue which can produce a slight static sound

Still, it is time well spent because the process gets your records clean and in doing so will not only improve the sound but will also delay wear on your stylus and the record itself

If you're into clear, crisp sound, get this

Vinyl aficionado son really loves it, says his albums sound awesome

Works well, clean records sound much better.

mad sounded ASTONISHINGLY good after I glued it

The dishwater I made fun of is actually Spin Clean’s fluid that you mix with distilled water.

Spin Clean’s instructions say to turn the record three revolutions in each direction.

As the description says, you can clean up to 50 LP’s on one tank, and it can sit for up to a week