iSonic CS 6.1-PRO "Ultrasonic" Record Cleaning Machine—Reviewed

CORRECTION: In the video and in the original description I mistakenly said there were two transducers in this machine. In fact, there is only one—it is the large circular outline at the bottom of the tank. The two square outlines are heaters. That there's but a single transducer better explains why the cavitation energy is so uneven across the width of the tank. I am sorry about this mistake but it doesn't change in any appreciable way the review itself.

The iSonic CS 6.1-PRO is an ingeniously designed, relatively compact cavitation-based $999 record cleaning machine capable of rotating up to ten 12" or 7" large hole 45rpm records in a stainless steel tank for up to fifteen minutes after which you drain the distilled water out into a bucket and actuate a dual-speed high speed spinning mechanism that spins the records dry. A new reservoir with pump station will soon be available to make easier and more convenient, vat draining and refilling.

The CS 6.1-PRO features ONE 48KHz cavitation transducer. In addition to showing the machine in action and how it works this review attempts to determine whether effective cavitation is possible when ten records in close proximity to one another helps or hinders the cavitation process.

Are the records being cavitated (cavitation is explained in the video) or just spinning in a vat of water with added surfactant that results in surface-clean vinyl? Please read the full, detailed product review on the trackingAngle.com website.

Subscribe to TrackingAngle YouTube channel!

Follow Tracking Angle on social media!

Facebook group:   / 605454337542602  
Twitter:   / tracking_angle  
Instagram:   / trackingangle