There were also a number of semi-commercial users represented who gave this full marks which speaks well for the machine’s durability and reliability. NO MESS - Do you really want your staff subjected to the mess the other brands make. ECO Brand Disc Repair Systems are the cleanest repair process available. Try the others, then compare. Just make sure you bring a change of clothes when trying the others. OK the whole “known to mankind” part of that sentence may not be true but by the time I finished it sure felt like it!

And this is a good tip generally: store your vinyl upright when it's not in use to prevent warping. How we choose the best vinyl record cleaners COMPACT DESIGN - A very small footprint (12" x 19") and heavy duty casters allow the ECO Master to be placed virtually anywhere and moved easily by anyone. Before I get as far as disc repair machines for CD, DVD, Blu-ray and game disc recovery my weapon of choice is to use a software solution. NO HEAT...NO ODOR - The liquid cooled repair process means no heat or damage to the disc. Other brands use heat from a high-speed buffing process to repair the disc. The problem is, heat can damage a disc by warping it. Heat also produces odor. Do you really want your library to smell of melted plastic? VERY LOW COST PER DISC - ECO Brand disc repair systems have the lowest cost per disc than any other machine.The ECO Master is a 50 disc, fully automatic disc repair system for CDs, DVDs, Books on Disc, Blu-ray, and even the latest game discs.

By most reports it will handle most light scratches quite effectively and in conjunction with good disc reading software will probably get you out of trouble on most occasions. Here atLouder, we are music lovers and experts in our field, with many years of music listening and product testing between us. We live and breathe everything music related, and we draw on this knowledge and experience of using products when selecting the recommendations for our guides. As far as reported performance goes is didn’t really differ much from the JFJ Easy Pro and the only way to separate them was that the Simotech attracted a couple more negative comments.First and foremost, we are music fans, and we want others to find the right product for them. So we take into careful consideration everything from budget to feature set and ease of use to come up with a list of what we can safely say are the best vinyl record cleaners on the market right now. Related buyer's guides Of all the mid-range CD DVD disc repair machines on the market this one easily came in with the greatest number of positive reactions. NO EXTERNAL PLUMBING OR HOSES - Completely self contained water recycling system. Cleans, filters and recycles the water.

Like New: The Disc-Go-Devil grinding machine removes a very thin (1/1000th of a millimetre) layer and polishes your disc to a 'like new' finish!Most scratch-damaged discs can be repaired; but discs suffering other types of damage or excessive scratching can't be. Excessive scratching: Scratches too deep or numerous may affect the ability to repair it. Typically however, 94% of discs can be repaired. When it comes to repairing your damaged discs, you want a kit that is easy to use. Look for kits with clear instructions and simple, intuitive processes. If you are not comfortable with using liquids or special tools, you may want to opt for a kit that uses a dry process or one with simple, straightforward instructions. Cost I wouldn't advise using any old cleaning fluid though - only use liquid that'll treat your vinyl collection with kindness, not a heavy-duty solution which could damage your records. And speaking of cleaning fluid, if you're not careful you could easily spill some on the label. To avoid such misery, I recommend you buy a label protector – they're cheap and easy to put on/take off. Some products, including the Boundless Audio Record Cleaning Kit featured in this guide, come with one included. How can I stop my records getting dirty Vaseline, or petroleum jelly, can be used to fill in scratches on CDs. The idea is that the jelly fills in the scratches, making the CD readable again. Other methods, such as using bananas or toothpaste, can also be effective for fixing old CDs. 4. How do you resurface a disc without a resurfacer?