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You’re welcome and thanks for tuning in!

Cheers Nick!!!

Coming soon to a RU-vid TV set near you!

Cheers! Danke!

YES! Very transparent of Steve... he's not hiding behind anything! It's truly amazing what his process does, I'm not kidding!

I wish I could try it. But even if it would be financially a good decision. Doing this oversea shipping would be environmental overkill 😬

You could use 45rpm's combined shipping forum... there's a thought!

LOL! Well, like I said… when I discover something that’s genuinely amazing, I’ll let everyone know!

Hahaha Dan! Yes, contacting us and placing orders through www.perfectvinylforever.com is implied, but not directly stated in the video. Many have bridged the info gap, to my delight!

Love it! I have no doubt you will be impressed… I was!!!

Hi Reid. For first time orders, we recommend sending in four records that have “good bones” but need some help with surface noise and other imperfections. Then select four records that you couldn’t possibly imagine sounding better. Lastly, fill out the rest of your mailer with familiar music that really moves you. After performing evaluative listening when your records return, you’ll have a very good understanding of what we can accomplish, and more importantly, what we can’t improve. This will provide an excellent basis for your selections for future orders.

Hahahahaha

Hey, it is what it is……… same issue after a while it gets ridiculous. The KL Audio is not only better than the Audio Desk I had, it’s also run completely trouble free for close to 4 years now…

Cheerios! 🍻

You won’t regret it! I took the plunge and can never go back.

ha! good for you! Unfortunately I don't have either on 45... or clarity for that matter. I have the standard black vinyl 33... I know from experience with other titles where I do have both that sometimes the clarity vinyl can be quite noisy, negating the benefits you'd think you would derive from carbon free vinyl... it's all trial and error... Enjoy!!!

You can send Steve the record, he offers a service to flatten warped records too…….. I’ve used it a few times with terrific results!

True, we sell flattening services that are an add-on to our cleaning packages. For $12, we put the record through a $2000 flattening machine. It is a four hour process. Select a cleaning package from our website store then add the number of records you’d like flattened. We’ll take care of the rest! If a record doesn’t lay down to our satisfaction, we’ll refund the flattening fee.

Mine is supposed to arrive this week!!! Absolutely send him the Oistrakh!!! I will be……. Thanks for tuning in!!!

@@SonicFlare Thank You

Welcome! Enjoy!

PS: I hear that the Oistrakh is absolutely sensational!!!

@@SonicFlare The music is epic. I haven't played my copy yet...going to wait until I get it back from PVF. It is going to be a moving experience when I do play it!! I recently scored a 4lp one sided 45RPM Classic Records set of Heifetz with Munch Boston Symphony 1959 Beethoven violin concerto in D...OMG does that thing sound good turned out really loud !!!! Absolutely astounding sound. It was $125, but well worth it. Came out of the woodwork for me at just the right time!! I've been looking for record cleaning, etc. service for some time that I could trust, as I don't have thousands to spend on a machine. So Happy you brought this to our attention. I'm sure I'll be hooked! Take Care........

Indeed, an often noted comment whenever Steve comes on the show… also, thanks for tuning in! Appreciate it! You may try what I’ve been doing these past 18 months while I was in Europe: if you have records coming from the US, send them to Steve first, then have him ship them to you… works fabulously, didn’t have a single issue! Cheers!

@@SonicFlare Thank you. Yes I did think about that idea. But then he has to deal with shipping a whole album etc. I intend sending Steve an email tomorrow. It is a brilliant thing he has going there for sure. My local record store has an ultrasonic cleaner. Not sure what it is… big dark grey box looking thing that can take up to 5 records I believe. It does a decent job.

Love the Degritter!

I’ll let Steve answer that ………

Hi Doc K. The claims regarding demagnetizing are very interesting. We'd like to test varying demag solutions to see if we can hear improvements. It is on our roadmap to evaluate but no timeframe is established yet. Thank you for your interest and question!

You’ll dig……… that is, for more records to send……… hahahahaha thanks for tuning in and watching!

I will let Steve answer the details… I have that one octagonal shaped Gil Melle Andromeda Strain soundtrack I need to figure out if he can apply his magic on…

Hi Paul. We can clean 7" (both small and large center hole), 10" and 12" vinyl records. We don't clean records of other substances like lacquers, 78s (shellac) and transcription records. The composition of these records are not compatible with our process.

As long as your turntable and cartridge is then connected to a phono stage, preamp, amplifier and speakers and the equipment is powered, volume up and you are in the same room, you’ll absolutely hear a significant difference!😄

Absolutely you will!

Ha! Nice to know you’ve been part of PVF for longer than I have with great results… I’m absolutely dumbfounded by some of the records I get back! Re: your Denon… sorry, not terribly familiar with anyone in your area… have you tried some local shops that specialize in vinyl gear for service, etc.?

That does get expensive very quickly!!! Maybe worth a discussion during the next video segment...........

True, international service is a challenge. Every quarter, we receive multiple inquiries about franchising our concept and building equipment for markets outside of the USA. We are open to the idea but have yet found a partner that has the financial backing to make a franchise model work. I do look forward to the day where we can serve vinyl sourced music lovers globally.

Rad!!!

Learn how to do it yourself, I thought myself to build custom motorcycles in 3 months with books and bugging builders and have been doing it for over 17 years now. You’d be surprise what you can learn in a short amount of time

Charles who? Hahaha 😝

Mr Kirmuss and Perfect Vinyl Forever serve very different markets, and it isn’t solely differentiated by convenience. Results play a major factor in the types of listeners we serve. While I applaud his attempt to repurpose an ultrasonic parts cleaning machine as a budget friendly URCM, we diverge completely from that point forward in marketing messaging, scientific claims, design principles of the equipment and the overuse of hyperbole…

@@SonicFlare you're funny :)

I was just making light of Danny's comment re lab coats. Its kinda kitschy if you want to be taken seriously.

Right? Cheers for tuning in as always!

Pretty sure he does?

Hi Maurice. We do serve Canada. Please contact us through the website and we can discuss the particulars.

Done it. Results are positively impressive…

Airwatersun, I’m happy to rise to your challenge. I can provide a list of our demo records. We’ll have two copies of about two dozen selections spanning most genres. Many of them are currently in print. Procure a copy then clean it in any way you wish, as many times as you want, arrive at AXPONA room 696 and I’ll play it against a copy cleaned with our Archival 3.0 process. As Danny commented, many have done this privately and most now have record cleaning machines gathering dust.

@@perfectvinylforever9972 You seem a little defensive. Why is it my responsibility to provide a valid test regiment to sell your services? I'm not suggesting, in any way, you service won't win by a mile, but if you make some big announcement about a listening test then at least make it a valid one. Almost ANYTHING used to clean a record right out of the sleeve will sound better than without a cleaning. Your competition, for anyone considering your services, is folks who own cleaning machines already like Danny...so logic would dictate that you might want to actually test that. I don't really care if you use a 16.5 but use something other than a dirty LP right out of the factory..no one I know disputes they are dirty when new! It's great that Danny attests to the superiority of your services and I have no reason to doubt him, but again, if you do a test, don't set up a paper tiger like dirty out of the factory records to beat. Why not see HOW much of a difference it makes. Believe it or not I am your perfect potential client. 10,000+ records in every genre, an AMG Viella 12 Turbo, and on...I have an ultrasonic, VPI and Project for different stages of cleaning and requirements. I was wondering about the improvement for some of my rarer LPs your services would make,.. Oh yes, and by the way, ...I don't own a lab coat or know anyone else who does, nor do I own products by anyone who wears one in public ( that I know of...), and no, I don't get anything for free, I pay for everything I own, including services. Good luck with your business, I actually wish you the best and wish you could challenge yourself.

LOL!!! Hahahahaha

There are not enough rectangles(digital) to meet the curve(analog), so a properly done lp should always sound more natural, the tones more airy, and much warmer. A few cds come close, but no cigar!!....in my humble opinion.

I think you haven’t heard many great records played back on a great turntable setup… 😎

@@SonicFlare and I think that you have not heard many great sounding cd's on a studio monitor^ I have many records and CD's, and many cd's sound bad because of the mastering, like I mentioned before. I know how great a vinyl record can sound; and my comment was not against vinyl in general, but against the thinking that every vinyl record sound better than any compact disc, which is simply not true! I can recommend the first press of brothers in arms on cd mastered by John Dent ( the one where it is written " a full digital recording" on the cover; only the first press has this) and the first press cd of the queen is dead by the smiths on rough trade records. but anyway: enjoy music, no matter what format^ Peace.

@@michaellourie4252 most vinyl records are dubs from analogue tape anyway^ analogue tape is something that really sounds fantastic; I personally think that tape sounds the best (but that is just my personal taste^). but what you say about the audio-siganal curve is not correct; digital audio does not work that way^ the curve is 1:1, if done the right way. when you say that vinyl sounds warmer is maybe because all frequencies under 40 Hz are mono on a vinyl record (because of the disc space) and every frequency above 23 kHz is -3db. you must do these things on vinyll records becauese otherwise you could not put 20-30 min music on one lp side. anyway: leave me alone with the master tape of led zeppelin IV with proper recording and mastering gear and I will master a cd that will beat the shit out of every other cd version and vinyl version of that album^^peace.