With small amount of homemade cleaning solution, lazy susan and following the instructions, I achieved a very good result

I don't really think you need it, but again, if I know for sure it will improve audio results in some way, then it may be worth purchasing

I never had so good result in cleaning my vinyl

For the best results, and for particularly dirty records, I have found that the Tergitol formula, an old carbon fiber brush, a distilled water rinse.

is,clean about 5 or six records at a time and let the vinyl vac wand dry for even better results

the Vinyl Vac the results are very low noise if any

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

I have not owned an RCM, so I can't directly compare, but I've bought a lot of RCM-cleaned records, and have been using this for a year, and feel like I'm getting very similar results

While the results on the vinyl album I brought with me were undeniably great, the cost of that machine makes it suitable for only zillionaires: over five thousand dollars.

Simple: once I manage to get the choreography down, the results are outstanding

I also did not use the wetting agent listed on the recipe, so unless the wetting agent vastly improves the results of the cleaning, I more than likely will not use it in the future, either

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

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

I've also cleaned many more with it and always with very good results

I found I got maximum suction and the best results by using Vinyl Vac without either of the reducers

I absolutely love it, and the results are better than any method I've tried.

Cleaning results are directly proportional to the amount of time spent and if you take 4 or 5 minutes per record, you will end up with a near perfect result

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