I am a lifelong vinyl collector, and I meticulously pursue optimal audio reproduction from my records, employing any necessary means.I was quite curious about this new machine because of it's reasonable price.My inventory:Record vacuum cleaner NESSIE PRO Plus+Ultrasone record cleaner Degritter Mk2Milty zerostat 3Furutech Destat 3 (€432,-)Industrial ionizing blower €++++ (can't remember)Sweep armUrsa major, carbon fiber cleaning brush, XLAnd now this new product from Chinese manufacture HumminguruBest: WET... (Nobody uses this method.)1) Furutech Destat: quick and useful for removing static electricity from various surfaces, including cables, tone arm, CDs etc.2) Industrial ionizing blower. It is a fixed fan. Extremely fast and very handy to remove static electricity from sleeves too. So all records go back into their sleeves, free from static electricity. Downside: it's a high-voltage machine and doesn't work on batteries.3) Humminguru. Excellent results. Downside, it takes 10 rounds and it's only usable directly on your record player. The effect is very temporary.4) Milty zerostat 3. It will, kind of, do the job but nowhere close to any of the options above. Very expensive nowadays.5) any quality carbon fiber brushI never tried the ultimate product: Static Eliminator IME1 (€1800). I was really considering buying one, although I believe my options 1 and 2 together are unbeatable anyway.Considering price and results, the Humminguru is a really good option, but not perfect. Price? That is up to you.

I recently got back into records. My 1st LP purchases were older titles from the 1970s that I owned years ago but sold off in the 1980s. So upon playing several records, there was that old familiar static pops and ticks that I found so distractingback in the day. We didn't have ultrasonics years ago let alone knowledge of how to properly clean records. Static electricity was just part of the package. I did some research and tried a few things but static remained on the vinyl.I saw the Humminguru Anti Static on Amazon and it looked to be a pretty clever and fool proof design so I took a leap of faith and purchased a unit. I also bought Distilled Water and very soft flat sponge and nitrile gloves plus one of those vinyl cleaning velvet type brushes. So 1st I took of my shoes and went bare foot because our home has carpeting I did not want to create any static electricity walking with shoes. Put on the nitrile gloves and took a record out of the anti-static sleeves that I now use for all my records. I Placed a record on top of the anti-static sleeve. Wet the soft sponge with distilled water and gently with held one hand on the record label as I ran the wet sponge softly and gently around the record. I then squeezed out excess moisture from the sponge and ran the sponge again around the record. The record was still damp but not wet. I put the record on my player and let it spin and placed the velvet cleaning brush on the record and carefully allowed the brush to absorb any dampness periodically taking the brush off and running my hand across the velvet to wring away any of the absorbed moisture while still wearing the nitrile gloves. Then I placed Humminguru Anti Static onto the record player and allowed it to run through its cycle. I then put the humminguru close to my cartridge headshell and ran it for a minute, Now the moment of truth. I was ready to give up and bag the whole vinyl thing since the records I had bought seemed irretrievably filled with pops and static before i went through the steps outlined above. Upon playing the same hopeless records that had gone through this ritutal I was amazed at what I now heard. the pops and clicks and static were completely gone. Congratulations to Humminguru for this innovative game changing device. Its easy to use and it really does work. It will not fix scratched record noises but it will fix any backround noises related to static electricity that is a major problem for record lovers.It you take the steps I've outlined I promise you will enjoy listening to your records like never before without the needfor ultrasonic cleaning machines. Yes the humminguru is $300 but it is a small investment compared to the cost of your record collection and turntable. My only concern is that the warranty is only one year and an extended warranty is not offered. Time will tell how durable it is but to my mind I would never play records without it. Its the easiest thing to use.

Cómodo de utilizar y si que mejora la escucha.

It's working.....! Easy to use, no more clicks...just perfect

レコードメンテ製品ですね、静電気を除去するアイテムです。静電気はどうしてもついてしまいますからね、これを使えば一安心ですね。

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