trav0810

I know some of the more fortunate members here have some REALLY nice record cleaning machines. But, for those who don't; Has anyone tried Clean Grooves? I have a dozen or so albums that I would like to have professionally and when I was doing a search, this Clean Grooves seems to come up frequently.

Sweet gear! Looks like you have some pretty nice stuff. And since you work on your own stuff, you'll fit in with a lot of the techies around here!

Dave Lombardo

Welcome to the site...Enjoy!

my name is antonio, live in Naples (IT), I found this forum to technical problems, I find it very interesting, for now I'm happy to read later when I can I will do my questions ....... sorry for my bad English translated

 

Welcome Antonio!

 

 

Here are a few pics from my last trip to Happy Days:

Your soooo lucky to have a place like that. 

 

The guy claims to have over 6 million records...and I wouldn't doubt it. There are several rooms like the ones in the pics with boxes stacked floor to ceiling. There is a second floor on the building that  is supposedly packed as well. He says that he has a couple other buildings too. Nothing is sorted or organized, so you have to be willing to spend some time there, but you can find some gems.

Do a google search on "Happy Days Records" it's an interesting little place that I was thrilled to discover only 20 minutes from my house. There are a couple good write-ups on the web about the place and it's owner.

I have never heard a freshly capped 45, so I can't offer much. I know that this very subject came up recently on the CA forumn and a gentleman there, (elgrau) has a M1 MKII and a refreshed TFM 45 and he thinks that the MKII sounds superior to the recapped TFM45