Isonic is not a manufacturer, they sell a product made overseas, we use the same manufacturer but where we have our own factory as an interim step where we make our own changes to unit including changes to resonance as well as adding our patented processes and as well our suspension cover with proper record spacing. The motor Isonic uses with a rotisserie style skewer damages the records and where the records are not spaced correctly, therefore negatively affecting the desired result of cavitation. A sonic machine cannot clean let alone restore a record as we have been independently proven to do, let alone remove the release agent just by using a mono polar cleaner. To this: Never use any cleaning fluids that are not expressed in writing, also then compare the ingredients to the PVC Chemical Compatibility List so one does not damage the records. Further our suspension system is just that, does not damage the record, our process does not wet the label, restores the record to the needle point. Nore where this product does not see cleaning action on all grooves.
Isonic vs Kirmuss vinyl record cleaner
I am considering purchasing a Kirmuss or Isonic ultrasonic record cleaner. Insights from those with experience with either of these Ultrasonic record cleaners would be appreciated. I currently use a VPI 16.5 vacuum machine now; Will ultrasonic cleaning in general be a noticeable improvement over the VPI? Thanks for your help