if I buy an ultrasonic cleaner for my records will I be able to hear the difference?

Just about anything can be hazardous if the equipment is improperly specced or doesn't meet spec.

Or appear to be hazardous after an inappropriate experiment.

Bottom line, I have cleaned thousands of records, with only the occasional warp caused by chemistry which is too hot. But then, my equipment is properly specced and meets those specs. Budget hunters, YMMV.

rrm
The original price of the Degritter was just over 2,000 Euros.  I don't know if it will cost the same, less, or more once production starts (and they are producing the first batch now).

I got in on the orders before they closed and I'm expecting my Degritter sometime around September. 


For the view of a beta tester, go to:


http://degritter.com/

And you'll see a link on that page to a youtube video of a beta tester's impressions.  (He loved it).

FWIW:

I can't add any reports as of yet, but I can say that my interaction with the Degritter team, pestering them with various questions before, during and after my purchase, has been flawless.  I always get a very helpful reply within 24 hours, and I've seen others give similarly positive reports from their interactions.

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