Spin Clean Record Washer System MkII

Description

Record Washer System Mk II

Anyone who has used the conventional brush-type record cleaner knows how awkward they are to use and that they have only a limited ability.

The Spin-Clean Record Washer System Mk II addresses the issue in a completely different way, enabling users to clean both sides of their records at once, without using the turntable as a cleaning platform. With a Spin-Clean record washing system, you’re able to help preserve your precious turntable, stylus, and of course your record collection.

Spin-Clean Record Washer System Mk II’s secret weapon is its special washer fluid. This unique formula encapsulates the dirt that comes off the record and sinks it to the bottom of the washer basin so it is not re-deposited back on to your records during the cleaning process. To show this, the basin of the system is bright yellow so you can see the removed dirt accumulate at the bottom of the unit.

Spin Clean’s fluid is also alcohol-free, which makes it perfect for use with older Shellac records – as well as modern vinyl.

When using a traditional cleaning brush, how can you tell that you’re pushing hard enough or if you have enough liquid on your brush? Is it even removing smudges and fingerprints? With Spin-Clean record washing systems, it’s easy as one, two, three: Fill it – Spin it – Dry it.

You never have to adjust the brushes (they’re pre-set at the right pressure). After three turns in the Spin-Clean Record Washer System Mk II, the dirt and the fingerprints are gone from both sides of the record, along with the static.

There is only one way to really find out what the Spin-Clean Record Washer System Mk II is all about; buy one today and see for yourself how great and effective this system really is.

The system comes with a Limited Lifetime Warranty on all parts (excluding brushes) for wear and tear. However, through years of experience we know this product has a great reputation for reliability. We know that once you try the Spin-Clean Record Washer System Mk II, record care will never be the same again.

Features

• Easy To Use – Easily deep-clean both sides of your vinyl records at the same time. No power or installation required. Don’t worry about the noise of motorised vacuum record cleaning system.
• Cleans All Record Types – Spin-Clean washes 33, 45, and 78 records. Enough materials to clean up to 700 records! Compact size to allow for easy storage.
• Proprietary Cleaning Solution – Spin-Clean operates using specially formulated alcohol-free, vinyl record cleaning fluid (4oz). Cleaning solution is a concentrate not viable on its own. It needs to be diluted in the base of the spin clean.
• Made In USA – Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Included

• 1 x Spin Clean Record Washer Mk II.
• 1 x 4 oz. bottle of Mk II washer fluid (enough to clean up to 700 records).
• 2 x washable and re-useable Mk II drying cloths.
• 1 x pair of Mk II brushes.
• 1 x pair of Mk II rollers.
• 1 x Mk II owners manual.

Full Spin Clean Range Available

Unilet Sound & Vision are official retail partners for Spin Clean, providing sales, advice and assistance on their entire range of high-quality cleaning & audio care products. Please do get in touch if you would like a demonstration or wish to purchase.

More Information

• Record Washer System MK2, by Spin Clean

Additional information

Brand

Spin Clean

The Spin-Clean story began in Chicago around 1974 when Fidelitone Inc., a manufacturer that sold record needles and other record accessories to retailers, created a record cleaning device called Spin ‘n Clean.

Fidelitone’s intentions were to try to market their record cleaner in all of the big box stores where they would pile them up on the floor in the now very seventies-looking colourful boxes. They also made the product available to record stores throughout the US. One of their most successful independent record retailers was a company in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania owned by Paul C. Mawhinney (my father) called Record-Rama Sound Archives. When you walked into Record-Rama in the mid-seventies, the first thing you saw on the counter was the Spin ‘n Clean Record Washer. We learned that if you demonstrated it, it would sell, and sell it did.