Record Doctor
American record cleaning specialist making vacuum cleaning machines, including the motorised Record Doctor X, at prices well below the established names in the category.
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Vacuum record cleaning without the usual price
Vacuum cleaning is the most effective way to clean a record, because it lifts the loosened dirt and fluid off the surface rather than pushing it around. The machines that do it have historically been expensive.
Record Doctor build the same principle at a fraction of the cost, under Pangea Audio. The entry machine uses a hand-turned platter and a single vacuum slot underneath. The step up is motorised and bi-directional, with a second slot on a swing arm above, so both sides clean at once and the record never needs reseating. Cleaning takes a couple of minutes.
The saving comes from a simpler build rather than a compromised one: fewer controls, a compact chassis, and the same vacuum motor throughout.
A goat hair brush and non-alcohol fluid are included. Natural bristles matter more than they sound: synthetic ones build static as they work, pulling dust back onto the record you have just cleaned.
Cleaning secondhand vinyl before first play protects the stylus as much as it improves the sound, so the machine pays for itself in cartridge life if you buy used records regularly.
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From£499.96Ex. VATThe Record Doctor X Dual-Sided Vinyl Record Cleaning Machine revolutionises vinyl care with its fully motorised design, simultaneous dual-sided cleaning, and powerful bi-directional rotation motor, providing a thorough clean in just two rotations per side. Its compact size, included accessories like the Record Doctor Goat Hair Brush, and quick, easy operation make it an essential tool for enhancing sound quality, prolonging the life of your LPs, and protecting your valuable vinyl investment.
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From£12.46Ex. VAT
Elevate your vinyl listening experience with Record Doctor Pre-Mixed Vinyl Record Cleaning Solution. This laboratory-grade formula safely removes dust, dirt, grease, grime, mould, and more, ensuring pristine sound quality and preserving the longevity of your cherished vinyl collection.
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£16.62Ex. VAT
Elevate your vinyl listening experience with Record Doctor RxLP® Cleaning Concentrate, a powerful solution designed for record cleaning machines. This alcohol-free formula removes dust, dirt, grease, grime, and mould, ensuring your entire vinyl collection remains pristine and sounding its best.
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£16.62Ex. VATThe Record Doctor Clean Sweep Record Brush offers gentle and thorough cleaning for your vinyl records with its ultra-fine nylon bristles, reaching deep into grooves to remove dust and contaminants. Crafted with an ergonomic design and over 260,000 bristles per brush, it ensures a comfortable grip and maximum cleaning power, enhancing your listening experience with crystal-clear sound reproduction.
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£24.96Ex. VATThe Record Doctor Goat Hair Record Brush offers a natural and effective solution for cleaning vinyl records, with all-natural goat hair bristles that deeply clean record grooves and naturally combat static. Its ergonomic wooden handle ensures effortless dust removal and fluid application, making it a must-have for vinyl enthusiasts seeking pristine sound quality.
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£10.79Ex. VATThe Record Doctor Stylus Cleaning Fluid With Brush is a must-have for vinyl enthusiasts, offering a safe and effective solution for removing dirt, dust, and grime from your stylus. This affordable cleaning fluid, featuring a built-in applicator brush, ensures that your stylus and vinyl collection remain in optimal condition for a superior listening experience.
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From£39.95Inc. VATThe Record Doctor Low-Profile Record Clamp redefines versatility, standing at just 1.1 inches tall to fit where other clamps cannot, ensuring an uninterrupted vinyl listening experience. Crafted with precision engineering, it tightly bonds records to the platter, eliminating slippage and resonances for unparalleled sound clarity while preserving the integrity of LP labels with its gentle yet effective design.
