“Without breaking the bank, the new Record Doctor VI is a must-buy for those on a budget who take record cleaning seriously.”

“Proper audio furniture and media storage can be very expensive, and the Vulcan TTx2 gets you both at a bargain price.”

The new Record Doctor VI Record Cleaning Machine is the first major upgrade to the original Record Doctor V in the last ten years. The new machine is quieter and cleans better than any other entry-level unit which offers vacuum cleaning.

It’s simple, it’s solid, it works…

“…the Record Doctor VI is not only one of the most affordable vacuum cleaning machines, it is one of the nicest.”

It’s compact and it’s easy to use. What more could you ask for at this price?

Amplifier of the Year – “The sound quality on this unit is absolutely exceptional. I absolutely love this unit”.

… But I must admit, I wish I’d listened to the people who told me that there’s simply no substitute for a good wet-cleaning system. It doesn’t necessarily have to be something like the Record Doctor X ($599.95, all prices USD). But it has to be something.

. . . Dennis Burger

With the Record Doctor Record Clamp … Gone were the stuttering, wheezy waves of unintentionally distorted bass – instead it was replaced with what I can only imagine is a more accurate, closer to the studio version of the same recording.

I felt the SV 200 by Vincent Audio was visually timeless; its technical design is ingenious and distinctive, utilizing both vacuum tubes and solid state amplification to arrive at a finished product that exudes value for sound and performance.

“… there’s something quite magical about its performance, and it could be that this is exactly the sound you’re looking for.”

Looking for a classically styled, muscular amp with a bit of digital convenience? Vincent SV-228 could be the ticket.