Vevor Ultrasonic Record Cleaner unboxing and ultimate test - Part 1

The Vevor Ultrasonic Record cleaner is possibly the cheapest of its kind available in Australia, currently retailing for $242.99. With vinyl undergoing a resurgence in popularity, and given many albums are now 40 or more years old, is ultrasonic cleaning the way to achieve best results? Can a sub-$300 machine be any good? How deep does it clean the records, and what kind of results should you expect. In part #1, we unbox the machine and set it up – making quite a few mistakes along the way. These will all be addressed in part #2, along with many observations about how best to use the machine, and what can be expected from a dirty to clean record, and in the ultimate test, can it remove paint spatter from vinyl?