KEITH MONKS REDUXTWO RECORD CLEANING MACHINE LAUNCHED
SPIN-CLEAN INTERNATIONAL LAUNCHES ITS FIRST VINYL RECORDS CONSUMER EDUCATION PROGRAM AND NEW SPIN-CLEAN RECORD WASHER
The campaign focuses on younger music enthusiasts and the introduction of a new and improved Spin-Clean model.
HENLEY AUDIO BRING NEW PRO-JECT RECORD CLEANING MACHINES TO BRISTOL
Since 2016 Pro-Ject Audio Systems, has not only been making turntables and electronics but also affordable record-cleaning machines.
VPI RECORD CLEANING PARTY AT THE VPI HOUSE, NEW JERSEY
American turntable brand VPI has said that it is time to party again, and they are hosting a VPI Record Cleaning Party at the end of October.
KIRMUSS AUDIO WILL BE AT NWAS 2022 NEXT WEEK
Kirmuss Audio will be exhibiting the Kirmuss Patented KA-RC-1 Ultrasonic Record Restoration System.
NORTH WEST AUDIO SHOW 2022 SEMINAR: Restoration of your prized vinyl. Is it the same as record cleaning?
Find out with Charles Kirmuss of Kirmuss Audio.
RECORD DOCTOR VI CLEANING MACHINE GLOSS WHITE
The Record Doctor VI cleaning machine is now available in a new gloss white finish.
Ian Ringstead checks out the £429 Pro-ject VC-S2 –ALU Record Cleaning Machine.
Linette Smith gets into the groove with the Keith Monks Prodigy Record Cleaning Machine which promises to be a compact, quiet and home-friendly solution to keeping your vinyl in pristine condition.
The Degritter ultrasonic record cleaning machine is made in Estonia and pretty much 
wholly automated. Stuart Smith takes this £2275 machine for a spin…cycle.
Jonathan Monks, the son of the founder of the brand, Keith Monks, has confirmed that the company’s new Prodigy Record Cleaning Machine is now available for sale. The Prodigy has successfully completed five months of beta testing and fine-tuning of production.
Dr. Charles Kirmuss inventor, designer and patent holder will be in attendance at the Exhibition along with the UK Kirmuss team, undertaking demonstrations and answering questions.
For the very first time in the UK, The Bristol Hifi Show showcases the brand new Keith Monks entry model Prodigy record cleaning machine.
Pangea Audio, a developer and manufacturer of audio accessories, has announced that the latest version of its popular Record Doctor cleaning machine will be available by the end of the month. More »
During 2016, Pro-Ject Audio Systems’ first vinyl record cleaner, the VC-S, was launched as an “affordable vacuum record-cleaning machine”.
Dutch brand Okki Nokki produces the RCM which is now being imported to the UK by County Durham-based Hifi distributor Decent Audio.
British distributor, Sound Fowndations will be at the Bristol Hifi Show, here are some of the new products that they will be exhibiting.
The new Clearaudio Smart Matrix Silent is the successor to the brand’s earlier Smart Matrix Professional model.
Linette Smith gets into the groove with the Ultrasonic record cleaner KA-RC-1 from Kirmuss Audio. More »
Linette Smith gets into the groove with the Ultrasonic record cleaner KA-RC-1 from Kirmuss Audio. More »
The Sweep-IT E is a record cleaning arm from Pro-Ject Audio Systems, cleans as you play. Cleaning a record collection can be tiresome, time-consuming or just difficult to keep up with; but it’s an essential task if you want to ensure the best possible sound quality and guarantee a long stylus life. More »
Pro-Ject Audio Systems, manufacturers of hifi turntables, launched their first Record Cleaning Machine (RCM) in 2016. The VC-S received high praise for its simple design, effective cleaning ability and solid build. Now, the Austrian company are expanding on the knowledge acquired from their first RCM to release a MK II version with improved performance and features. More »
Keith Monks Audio is celebrating the record UK sales of vinyl with the launch of two new Record Cleaning machines – the new discOvery Redux and the new discOvery microLight. More »
Project have a well deserved name for producing great products at great prices, but £299 for a vacuum record cleaning machine really does seem to be very good value, at least on paper. Ian Ringstead puts a few of his grimier charity shop finds through the VC-S to find out if it sucks or not! More »
