Knosti Disco-Antistat Ultrasonic Record Cleaning Machine

Knosti Disco-Antistat Ultrasonic Record Cleaning Machine Key Features:

• Ultrasonic Cleaning Technology – 46kHz oscillator creates microscopic cavitation bubbles that lift dirt deep within the grooves.
• Gentle and Effective – Ultrasonic waves clean without abrasion, preserving the integrity and finish of delicate vinyl surfaces.
• Comprehensive Cleaning Kit – Includes cleaning fluids, microfiber cloth, drying rack, and accessories for a complete maintenance system.
• Precision Label Protection – Magnetic coupling system shields record labels from moisture during cleaning.
• Replaceable Filter System – Durable aluminum/glass filter keeps cleaning solution pure for consistent, long-term performance.

Product Description:

Ultra-Clean With Ultrasonic

The Knosti Disco-Antistat Ultrasonic takes record cleaning to a new level of precision and care. Utilizing a high-frequency 46kHz ultrasonic oscillator, it produces cavitation bubbles that gently dislodge dirt and residue from every groove—reaching areas conventional brushes or vacuum systems can’t touch. The result is a remarkably deep clean that restores clarity, reduces surface noise, and enhances playback fidelity across your vinyl collection.

As the ultrasonic waves work, loosened debris is simultaneously brushed away by soft goat hair brushes, ensuring that each record emerges spotless and free of contaminants. The process is both efficient and gentle, maintaining the condition of your records while providing professional-grade results at home.

Complete Vinyl Care System

Every detail of the Disco-Antistat Ultrasonic reflects Knosti’s dedication to long-term record preservation. The included accessories—cleaning concentrate, ultra-pure water, microfiber cloth, and drying rack—offer everything required for a complete cleaning cycle. Label protection discs with magnetic coupling safeguard artwork and text, while a replaceable aluminum/glass filter maintains the purity of the cleaning solution over time.

Specifications:

The Audiophile’s Guide to Record Care