Crackle and hiss on some albums

Get a good cd player…no noise other than the music…Yamaha cd-s1000 is great…

Welcome to the world of vinyl. If a record is real bad return it. However if one record is noisy all other records in that batch will; be noisy. You will notice that some brands are much better than others. If you do not take pristine care of your records they will all become noisy. 

I find that a thorough washing before first playing the record, and then another washing after the first play is useful. With that said, you are never going to eliminate all of the pops and crackles, it’s part of the media. Worth it in my opinion, But the only way to absolutely eliminate that noise is to go digital 

@fuzztone   I also own an ultrasonic LP cleaner.  A necessity if you are interested in vinyl IMHO.  My personal rule is to clean the LP with a bit of Kodak Photo Flow in the water.  This causes the water to sheet off and dry without deposits.  Once cleaned, Nothing ever touches the surface of the LP.  No cloth or brushes that will push dust down into the groves.  I use a Furutech DeStat III to remove any surface charge before playing.  This process has really improved the sound quality in most of my collection.  Sadly, nothing can be done to fix a bad pressing or used LPs that are simply played out.  Cheers. 

The vast majority of my LPs are quiet on any of my 5 TTs. If an LP has objectionable noise, it goes to the recycle bin. I’m feeling a bit sorry for the vinyl martyrs. RBCDs leave me cold.