Pro-Ject's $499 VC-S Wet Vacuum Record Cleaning Machine

AnalogPlanet.com editor Michael Fremer describes the features of, and shows you how to use Pro-Ject's recently updated VC-S wet vacuum record cleaning machine (the video makes it appear as if it takes more than 2 revolutions to dry a record but it does not). Apparently he mistakenly called the band The Great Sadness, The Great Madness, which is an odd mistake since the record is reviewed on AnalogPlanet.com and of course a track is played in another video on the site. Also, be sure to watch the video to the end, after the closing "bumper". What's great about this machine: 1) It is quiet plus powerful suction (1-2 revolutions) 2) It features a metal vacuum tube 3) The platter-less design clamps the record and covers the label 4) The chassis is MDF not particle board 5) The drain is vented and has a spent fluid gauge 6) Extra set of "lips" 7) Non-alcoholic anti-static concentrate plus mixing bottle 8) Goat's hair applicator brush What's not great about this machine: 1) Nothing. It's a well-thought out, extremely well-made wet vacuum type machine priced right at $499. Website: https://www.analogplanet.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/analogplanet Twitter: https://twitter.com/analogplanet Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/analogplanet