Audio Desk Systeme LP Record Cleaning Machine, Gene Rubin Audio For Sale

Made in Germany

Audio Desk Systeme LP Cleaning Machine

The Audio Desk Systeme cleans your records automatically. Insert LP record, return to the machine 5 minutes later and you have perfectly clean LP.

The Audio Desk is so widely reviewed to such high praise just take a look here:

\"Wow, this machine is really quiet, fully automated, and cleans oh so well!\"--Gene Rubin

Michael Fremer, \"Stereophile Magazine\": \"The most effective, easiest to use record cleaning machine I have ever tried\".

Rick Schmidt, \"Home Theater\": \"I have yet to hear a click or pop from a record cleaned in this machine and surface noise is completely absent for most records. YES! This is the ticket to a truly divine vinyl experience. A blacker back ground means not only that you don\'t hear artifacts such as surface noise but the needle dedicated to bringing out more of the nuance in the sound.\"

Stereophile 2012 Product of the Year!

Audio Desk Systeme\'s Vinyl Cleaner is the first and only LP cleaning machine that incorporates an ultrasonic cleaning cycle in addition to a more conventional mechanical cleaning via bi-directional rotating microfiber cleaning drums, and the result is the cleanest LP\'s ever. See more information on ultrasonic cleaning below.

And it is fully automatic - just put the LP in the slot, push the button, and come back in 5 minutes for a thoroughly cleaned and dried LP (both sides). Whole new layers of inner detail and air are revealed in the recordings, and of course most surface noise is eliminated.

Comes with 2 vials of a proprietary cleaning fluid developed specifically for this machine. A container of the fluid concentrate plus 4 liters of distilled water (just over a gallon) cleans 200 new LP\'s, or 100 used LP\'s.

Technical: How can sound clean?

Ultrasonic is sound generated above the human audible level.

A physical effect called \"cavitation\" results from the generation of ultrasonic frequencies in a liquid. In this cavitation process ultrasonic \"compression waves\" are created by an ultrasonic transducer. When the amplitude of this soundwave increases to a level where the surface tension of the liquid is broken, the fluid will \"tear\" apart leaving behind millions of microscopic vacuum bubbles. These vacuum bubbles then rapidly compress or implode creating millions of tiny liquid jets small enough to clean inside the smallest grooves of an LP. This process, also called \"microagitation,\" displaces any contaminants on the surface of the LP.

Watch the machine do its work here: with confidence from one of the USA\'s longest existing, most knowledgeable audio dealers:
Gene Rubin Audio
Established way back in 1979!Go ahead and google Gene Rubin Audio, read the forums, read the reviews, read my response, you are dealing with the best customer service in the audio business!