Potřebuji vyčistit několik desek, a začal jsem hledat informace k výběru vhodného roztoku. Kdysi jsem zkoušel "mokré" přehrávání s různými roztoky (dest. voda + smáčedlo + troška alkoholu) ale na vlastní kůži jsem se přesvědčil, že to nemělo dobrý vliv na desky, i když poprvé deska hrála moc hezky - takže jsem dopředu pro jistotu vyřadil všechny roztoky, které obsahují alkohol - i když začínám být přesvědčený, že při nejšpinavějších deskách se bez něj asi neobejdu, resp. jeho použití na krátkou dobu je snad v těch nejtěžších případech omluvitelné. Našel jsem nějaké nové bezalkoholové roztoky založené na enzymech -

http://www.audiointelligent.com/products.htm
http://www.musicdirect.com/product/83027
http://www.walkeraudio.com/prelude_record_cleaner.htm

lidi na fórech to hodně chválí. Máte s tím někdo zkušenost? Pastnu tady krátký postup, jak to používat, a názorů, které mě zaujali. (v angličtině, předpokládám, že to problém nebude - zdroj http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl ... enfrom&9&4 )

Brush Pads from Lloyd Walker, AIVS will be of better quality, and will perform better. Brush Pads from Disc Doctor-Mobile Fidelity work very well too, I'm happy with these, but some do note a larger quantity of fluids being used to initially prime them-wet them. Nice thing about these, the pads are replaceable.

Use one dedicated Brush for each step, and label them, to assure you don't mix cleaners with a certain brush.

Yes, if you've read between the lines, you've gathered I am suggesting a multi-step cleaning process, rather than a one step cleaner. A cleaning process such as AIVS 3-step, you first remove any really nasty dust with a CF Brush, place on Platter, begin with the first Enzyme Cleaner, with Platter Spinning apply evenly with brush that the entire surface is covered, but avoid the label area. Now stop the Platter, and let this product sit for 3-5 minutes on average, (don't ever let any product dry on an LP!). If due to dry weather conditions, and you notice evaporation, apply a little more, and this is easy to do with Platter spinning.

After a period of a few minutes, only then you begin scrubbing, cleaning the LP in a back, and forth motion 8-10 times per section, following the grooves, do 1/3rd of the LP, rotate Platter, to do the next 1/3rd, and so on, until the entire LP has been scrubbed. Only then activate vacuum to remove cleaners.

Remove product, and go onto the next step, with its own dedicated brush, and repeat.

Lastly, will be the Pure Water Rinse. Again, use a dedicated Brush, and some even go as far to insure the least amount of cross contamination, they use a entirely different dedicated Arm Wand, (About $60 from VPI) swapping it out, which takes two seconds, for the Pure Water rinse.

Minumum is one good rinse with ultra pure water, and another rinse per side will not hurt anything, and will insure all cleaning products are gone. Do inspect the LP surface after vacuuming. Two revolutions should get the LP virtually dry, more than this can build static, and less will not remove all the rinse with the 16.5 RCM.

Try keeping your Platter clean, when doing the flip side, insure that when done, no fluids have dribbled over onto the cleaned side. I usually use an unscented Kleenex, and hold to to outer bottom edge of LP while platter is rotating with the vacuuming process to insure no dribbles of fluids are left.

Inspect both sides, insure they are totally dry before inserting into Inner Sleeve. Practice makes perfect, but your machine will only work as well as the fluids, and brushes you use, and patient, sensible techniques.
Hope this helps, Mark
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You may have partially dissolved debris or mold release compounds still clinging in places.

If the LP was used (you did not state) and damaged by previous owner, the noise you hear may have always been there but covered up by "cleaning" with a silicone cloth, record spray or other treatments.

I suggest Premier record cleaner for all used and new LP's. Premier is a new Dupont compound replacing (EPA banned) Freon. Anything on the record will be put into solution or removed completely by Premier and then a couple of washes afterward should make the LP not only quieter than before, but better sounding as well.

Exception listed above, that LP is damaged in which case only a new record will make you right.

I also suggest one of the enzyme based cleaners after the Premier. My favorites are the Mobil Fidelity Enzyme sold at Music Direct or Walker Audio.
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One thing occurred to me that hasn't been mentioned. Don't forget to brush the felt pads on the vacuum pickup tube of the VPI after each record (or every 2 or 3 depending on how dirty they are).
I learned that lesson the hard way. I forgot to do that, and the dust and dirt accumulated on the felt pads. Eventually, I was scratching my records as I cleaned them.

Řeším objednávku s Audio Intelligent - rád bych zkusil jejich enzymatické roztoky na čištění desek.

Chce se někdo přidat? Cenu jsem zatím usmlouval na cca 2/3 jejich retail ceny na stránce http://www.audiointelligent.com/ , doprava 1 velké láhve (32 ounce - 900g) stojí zatím cca 18 dolarů, k tomu je potřebné počítat s dovozním clem a dph. Objednávám to na slovensko (Trnava) - dph je 19%, clo cca 1-4%, výši cla nevím přesně. Často jezdívám do Brna, Bratislavy - mohl bych přivézt a předat osobně.

Nabízím účast pouze za účelem rozdělení nákladů na dopravu, možná i snížení ceny tovaru vlivem větší objednávky - nemíním z případné větší objednávky mít jakýkoli jiný prospěch. Kdo máte zájem, pošlete SZ, domluvíme detaily.

VINYLU ZDAR , MAM ZAUJEM O CISTENIE ENZYMATICKYM PROSTRIEDKOM , SUHLASIM S PODMIENKAMI.SOM Z KOSIC , SK.
MAS NEJAKU SKUSENOST S ENZ. CIST.PROSTRIEDKAMI.
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