Review on 🎵 Revive Your Vinyl Collection with Pro-Ject VC-E Record Cleaning Machine by Carlos Abood

Well I've been using vc e for the last month and have cleaned about 200 records with it. Overall I'm very happy with the machine and it's light years better than the Spin I used before. There were over a hundred of my other options, and they're a lot bigger, so I'm glad vc e works fine. Let me start by saying that venting is an absolute problem. I didn't have a plastic disc either. When first used, the underside of the records fogged up due to the vacuum cleaner. It was the first entry, not several as some reviews claim. Sure it's annoying and they should never have designed it that way, but it's too easy to fix to get upset about. I figured I'd find a permanent solution, but I was happy with my cut water bottle and duct tape. It's flat, easy to swap out, and directs the exhaust to the side. See photo. I think I prefer that to a plastic disc. The one step cleaner and brush are pretty good. I use Disc Doctor Fluid and brushes, it's a two step process and the results are much better. See photo of the disc doctor's disgusting fluid that came out of vc e. I can't believe how gross this is and that this is from my precious notes! The photos show the 1969 Creedence and 1970 Jethro Tull albums cleaned to vc e with Disc Doctor.