Okki Nokki ONE Record Cleaning Machine Black

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To ensure reliable, undamaged delivery of televisions - TVs will now be shipped on a pallet service with DX Freight, TNT, or Epic Logistics, rather than with our standard next working day courier. Thus, both the Okki Nokki and the Project VCS will be best suited to those who are using each machine to clean records to sell them off. Rather than to hear the difference once they have cleaned their own records. Other Things to Consider This is the kind of question that is very difficult to answer objectively in this Okki Nokki review. Everyone’s individual circumstances will be different, and, thus, their attitudes to such a question will also vary. It is interesting that the developers offer two concepts for the record edition, namely a usual big plate on which the records are completely resting, but also a variant where only the label of the record is fixed. By simply removing and attaching the different platters, the user can thus use the option he prefers. Despite its power, the Pro-Ject VC-S2 is actually easier to maintain than the other machines in this guide. The dirt it collects is stored in a 2.5 Liter container, which Pro-Ject says doesn’t need to be cleaned very often because of its size. The liquid inside will evaporate, so as long as it doesn’t get full (this takes thousands of records) you should be fine.

At Peter Tyson we pride ourselves on prompt, efficient delivery. Please note that the daily cut off time for all next day delivery services is 3pm. Allow the fluid to work on the record surface for a minute or two before lowering the vacuum arm to the record surface. Any extended warranties offered by Peter Tyson are free. We do not include any form of insurance terms such as accidental damage or loan equipment cover. Please note that our couriers will try to deliver as arranged but we will not be held responsible for any costs incurred because of non-delivery or factors introduced by third-parties. This service is based upon best endeavour and is not guaranteed.Of course, a record clamp is included in the scope of delivery, after all, the record must be fixed accordingly during cleaning. The manufacturer is talking about a high-quality solution that provides optimum protection for the label. Alternatively, it might be useful for someone who has a large vinyl collection that they are looking to get rid of. Or maybe they have inherited it from a relative. The supplied brush is good quality and parts like the suction arm are very nicely executed, alternative length arms for seven- and ten-inch discs are available, as are replacement velvet strips which stop the tube damaging the vinyl. The cleaning process is pretty straightforward and once you've done it a couple of times, it's not too slow either; you can do what it suggests in the manual in about a minute per side. With dirty records, this process needs to be repeated up to three times and it's necessary to scrub for a bit longer than the indicated two revolutions.

Our Installation Service only includes connecting to existing points and fixings. This does not include installing or moving plumbing, connection points or electrics. Installing new points or moving existing points is the customer’s responsibility we can recommend local tradesmen however this will be at the customer’s expense and we not accept any liability for their work. CA1, CA2, CA3, CA4, CA5, CA6, CA7, CA8, CA9, CA10, CA11, CA12, CA13, CA14, CA15, CA16, CA17, CA18, CA19, CA20, CA21, CA22, CA23, CA24, CA25, CA26, CA27, CA28.By contrast, Project VCS does things a little differently. With a platter that is more or less the size of the record label. To tighten the record into place, you will use a clamp that is also the same size as a record label. Thankfully, it is waterproof enough to withstand the elements thrown its way. This means that when you flip the record to clean the other side, the side you just cleaned is not met with a dusty and dirty platter. Okki Nokki was founded in the early 2000s by Johan Bezem, a Dutch engineer and audiophile with a passion for vinyl records. He recognized the need for a high-quality, easy-to-use, and affordable record cleaning machine in the market. With this vision in mind, Johan set out to create a product that would cater to both casual listeners and serious collectors. This is a perfectly capable piece of kit which is not going to let you down. And, best of all, you can replace these minimal components when it comes to it. How to Use the Okki Nokki We do provide installation options for built-in appliances providing it is simply a case of fitting the appliance and furniture doors. Any additional work to the kitchen units or carpentry work required will need to be completed at the customer’s expense. There should be no doubt that the Okki Nokki is a good product. It does a superb job of its primary function: cleaning records. For those wanting to invest in a machine that is going to help them set up a veritable production line in their home or studio, then this is certainly up there among the best choices on the market.

As we have seen, though, there are competitors like the Project VCS, which not only offer a different experience but also offer a better one. And, when the price tag for the Okki Nokki is at least a hundred dollars more than the Project VCS. This surely seems significant, in this question of value. Cleaning your records after every two to three plays can have a dramatic impact on your listening experience, generating more space between the instruments, and increasing the overall size of the soundstage. By vacuuming out even the smallest particles of dust and other residue from the grooves, the stylus is then able to reach previously unheard detail in the recording. Besides the fact that the service these kinds of machines offer is not always the most obvious to an undiscerning ear, there are also some other things to consider when looking to invest in such a machine. For example, the original Okki Nokki Record Cleaner model used MDF for the housing alone. This was the reason for one of the most frequently voiced criticisms, namely that the machine was quite loud. The second generation of the Okki Nokki Record Cleaner MK II was already able to compensate this problem, because the Okki Nokki Record Cleaner MK II used an aluminium compound housing. Now they want to go one step further with the new Okki Nokki ONE and trust in a housing made of two shells, a so-called double-wall technology, whereby these are made of plastic, and have an additional insulation. The new generation should now be really quiet, the manufacturer even speaks of “super quiet”, whereby the operating noise is in a frequency range that is perceived as more pleasant. This is achieved by the fact that the powerful pump is again separately insulated and the airflow has also been modified. The process of cleaning is also easy. Simply place the record on the machine and clamp it down with the supplied screw clamp - this also doubles as a label protector - drop some of the supplied cleaning fluid on the record and wipe with the supplied anti-static goat hair brush, and then turn the machine on. The platter turns like a regular turntable, and the vacuum arm cleans all residue from the record leaving it as good as the day it was pressed. We strongly recommend storing each record in an anti-static record sleeve after cleaning to ensure the record stays in optimum listening condition for as long as possible.PH15, PH16, PH17, PH18, PH19, PH20, PH21, PH22, PH23, PH24, PH25, PH26, PH27, PH28, PH29, PH30, PH31, PH32, PH33, PH34, PH35, PH36, PH37, PH38, PH39, PH40, PH41, PH42, PH43, PH44, PH45, PH46, PH47, PH48, PH49, PH50 Okki Nokki is a renowned brand in the world of audio products, known for its high-quality record cleaning machines. The company has been dedicated to providing vinyl enthusiasts with exceptional cleaning solutions for their precious records. This article will delve into the history of Okki Nokki audio products and how they have evolved over the years. The Beginning They’re an investment, but record cleaning machines are worth it if you plan on keeping your record collection pristine. What Are The Best Record Cleaning Machines?