dansomeone
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"Marge, with today's gasoline prices we can't afford not to buy a pony."I always enjoy a good spending money to save money moment
"Marge, with today's gasoline prices we can't afford not to buy a pony."I always enjoy a good spending money to save money moment
Yeah, I think it's going to be my Birthday gift too! Hearing too many good things about sound improvement.I went with the VPI. It was a birthday treat to myself and I’ve been wanting to bite the bullet for a while now. I thought about waiting for BF sales but I didn’t.
Don’t forget lower record and stylus wear.Yeah, I think it's going to be my Birthday gift too! Hearing too many good things about sound improvement.
Like I need more reasons . You guys are such enablers!Don’t forget lower record and stylus wear.
It’s as big of an upgrade as better gear.Like I need more reasons . You guys are such enablers!
But honestly, thank you all for all the info. Big purchase and want to make sure it's something I.........need.
I used to joke at the old place that I wondered exactly what the buying power of the forum was. I still kinda wonder.
Apologies for the political posts but I couldn't resist.Me thinks my Okki Nokki might be broken...
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I agree. I did not feel that way cleaning my records with the Spin Clean, but as soon as I ran my first disc through an ultrasonic I immediately understood that really cleaning the discs is a game-changer. The Degritter costs nearly as much as my amplifier, but it actually brings that value to the table, imo. Every album I've run through it so far has improved noticeably. It's exactly the sort of level-up you hope for with any significant system upgrade. Totally worth it.It’s as big of an upgrade as better gear.
Argh, kill it! Kill it with fire!Apologies for the political posts but I couldn't resist.
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TTVJ has a "mystery" enzyme in it that is meant to break down whatever, this, depending on how bad the album is, can benefit from a little soaking. I still let the Chisto sit a little on albums that are really dirty, crate stuff. New LPs have been fine with a scrub, 30-60 seconds and a vacuum.Why does Chisto not need to soak but TTVJ did? It still feels weird not to let soak but I definitely appreciate the time saver. I am just curious as to the difference in how they work.
One of us! One of us! One of us!
First one was an Apples in Stereo that was pretty dirty and poppy when I gave it a shot the other day, clear as day now!
What machine is that? Is that the forum go to? I'm always keeping an eye out for an upgrade.
I need to get me one of these. Congrats!
I went Pro-ject VC-S2. Seems pretty good so far! Think I need to fine tune my process.What machine is that? Is that the forum go to? I'm always keeping an eye out for an upgrade.
I just added it to my secret santa list. Ya never know...I went Pro-ject VC-S2. Seems pretty good so far! Think I need to fine tune my process.