I haven’t owned or operated a Kirmuss personally so I want to be a bit moderated in my comments. But seems that a RCM overheating is just not right. Seems like a design flaw to me.
I had an Okie Nokki but it was just too loud and the record flipping seemed like double duty to me. Too many steps in the process and I got tired of wearing hearing protection when cleaning records.
So, ultra sonic. All point headed to ultra sonic. I now have the most recent upgraded Audio Desk Systeme (ADS) and simply love it. Easy to use, clean and the results are wonderful. Every time I change the fluids and filter I am always amazed at how dirty my records were.
It’s my understanding that the ADS has a propriety system with a variable US frequency during its cycling. This means the LP doesn’t get blasted with a high frequency for extended periods of time. I believe I have this right.
I had an Okie Nokki but it was just too loud and the record flipping seemed like double duty to me. Too many steps in the process and I got tired of wearing hearing protection when cleaning records.
So, ultra sonic. All point headed to ultra sonic. I now have the most recent upgraded Audio Desk Systeme (ADS) and simply love it. Easy to use, clean and the results are wonderful. Every time I change the fluids and filter I am always amazed at how dirty my records were.
It’s my understanding that the ADS has a propriety system with a variable US frequency during its cycling. This means the LP doesn’t get blasted with a high frequency for extended periods of time. I believe I have this right.