I've only had it for a few days, but the results so far have been outstanding

Used together with my spin clean have achevied great results, recommend!

the Vinyl Vac the results are very low noise if any

I use it with my spin clean and an old turntable and the results are great

After a few days of trials, I finally got the great results for using it

Great product easy to use does a good job on cleaning vinyl records

This gadget is cleaning dirt out of records that have not been played for 20 years and it does a good job

I own a spin clean as well, and although it does a good job of cleaning the records, it does not remove the dirt and grime altogether

The SpinClean does a great job at cleaning the surface of the records

I solved the problem with the loose fitting o ring.

So I bought a Spin Clean and a carbon brush and thought I’d be good

Up to this point, the spin clean seemed to work pretty

I've started using it along with my Spin-Clean and a Lazy

I’ve been using the Spin Clean, but hated that I live in a house with dogs

I use a Spin Clean first then Vinyl Vac with a homemade lazy susan

I use this along with the little off-the-shelf add-ons that Vinyl Vac recommends and have the deluxe record cleaning system in my home now

So far, it seems a much better value short-term investment than an expensive vacuum system

Here are some links to the items I have in my cleaning system:(

Please don't bother trying those cheaper Discwashers, or Audio Technica clean system, MOFI clean system, or the famous Spin Clean

i believe i have the best record cleaning system possible.

Had to reach out to him for a lost o-ring, and got a reply and promise to mail a replacement within an hour

Yes, it takes a little effort and two hands to use but this simple device works well and is far less expensive than an automatic record cleaner($500 and up)

I could tell it was working great because I saw some dust/dirt residue inside of the Vinyl Vac

The Vinyl Vac 33 works great with a $20 wet vac from home depot

I solved the problem with the loose fitting o ring.

So far, it seems a much better value short-term investment than an expensive vacuum system

Works very well but my vacuum is too strong for the record player itselft to turn the record

You don't have to pay $400 - $500 for a fancy vacuum cleaning device

For giving everyone a shot at having an affordable record vacuum cleaning system

It didn't fit my vacuum cleaner, so be aware you might have a similar issue

I solved the problem with the loose fitting o ring.

Tried many other cleaning methods including wood glue and this is the best, if your on a budget like me

I bought this after researching the best methods for cleaning vinyl records

I spent many hours researching and trying many cleaning methods before buying this vacuum attachment

Had to reach out to him for a lost o-ring, and got a reply and promise to mail a replacement within an hour

I will simply say that, if used as directed this thing is freaking amazing

Don't hesitate on this one, this thing really works great!!

Of course, you have to have a record that hasn't been run over by a truck, but if you have decent source material, this thing will do amazing things for your LP.

The idea of using a wet cleaning and then letting the record air dry is silly on its own - air-drying means the same thing as dust-collecting.

It's not the worst thing, and definitely doesn't warrant a bad review, but it'd be nice if it was a cleaner fit into my shop vac (I forget the brand, but its the orange one that pretty much sits in every household garage

Works very well as a much cheaper option than a whole record cleaning machine

Great product, and so much cheaper then a record cleaning machine

Thus, record cleaning machines have been the standard for vinyl enthusiasts for decades

I'm very happy with this product and it beat the heck out of spending a few hundred dollars on a record cleaning vacuum machine.

I like that it's not a bulky machine, so it's easy to put in a drawer somewhere out of the way when not in use

The Vinyl Vac 33 works great with a $20 wet vac from home depot

Used in conjunction with deeper cleaning methods, the Vinyl Vac handles the surface dust.

Great product easy to use does a good job on cleaning vinyl records

I can’t even begin to stress how well Vinyl Vac works!!

I've been using the vinyl vac with the disc doctors miracle record cleaner and it works great.

I use a Spin Clean first then Vinyl Vac with a homemade lazy susan

Great product; works exactly as I had hoped and records sound great after use.

Pick up a lazy Susan at a thrift store, add a spindle in the

They recommend a cheap lazy Susan (available on Amazon) to place your records on while

I caused).I may eventually buy an all in one type of record cleaner as it would be more visibly appealing in my AV room, but for now this is a great solution to keep records clean.