Piero Camino from TNT-Audio made a brilliant review of CHISTO vinyl record cleaning products. He used a pro microscope to investigate vinyl records surface.
Vacuum or Ultrasonic vinyl records cleaning? You can read it here :
https://www.tnt-audio.com/accessories/chisto_vinyl_care_e.html
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Very cool Fidelity magazine tested Chisto products, made great photos.
Thank you, Germany.
We just received a review from Danon Han Hong Den, a Malaysian audio hi-end influential reviewer. Danon transcendentally noticed CHISTO’s hidden aim : not only clean but not to harm a record.
Very nice review in Chezh hifi resource:
Beauty products Chisto not miraculous – they are doing what they should, therefore clean your plate from the most deprived to the most completely new, consistently, we were able to observe a quieter, less crackling and therefore more enjoyable reproduction and, like the cosmetics classic – no need to have it and use it, but if you want the best feeling you want to keep more healthy if their portable and simply want everything to be as it should be, try Easy Groove . First Spray & Wipe for manual cleaning and then quietly one of the concentrates, because all work well either when hand washing or using a mechanical washing machine.
8.0
(EXCELLENT)
The GoodVery easy to handle
Antistatic effect
resolves slight soiling very effective
dries quickly and free of debris”The Bad
No apparent disadvantage
My conclusion is that this product does seem to have an effect on the way the disc sounds. I’ve heard all the arguments that these products are snake oil, and that the digital data retrieval process isn’t affected by products like this — and to the degree I understand those arguments, they make sense to me. Still, I was curious enough to spend some money on this to try it out, and I think it works. My wife, who isn’t the least bit interested in justifying my purchase, backs it up (I chalk up her preference for the untreated discs to personal taste). I don’t think it makes my CDs sound like vinyl, but I do think it makes them sound MORE like vinyl.
…Analoguer be very effective in its primary task: just as the manufacturer predicted, even brand new cd’s left grey mark (dirt) on the cloth. Subjectively the two lotions worked surprisingly well together, meaning that I generally liked the sound after the treatment more than before it.
…The Black Analoguer in particular appeared to be an effective poison for digital bitches.
Kai Ekholm, Inner Magazine, Finland
“As I said, something changed and changed for good without placebo effect.
…While all the sublime changes in sound can be based on different and often altered states of mind, I must say I felt that something did happen to the way I perceived the music from my CD’s with Chisto doing their magic. With DVD’s and Blu-ray,’ it is often easy to see visual improvements. Withing audio and music those distinctions are sharper and harder to experience. I can stand behind all the technological benefits of both Analoguer and the Black Analoguer without a doubt, but for audible changes, you’ll simply have to trust my “sharp” ears or try it for yourself.
Full review here
Matej Isak, Monoandstereo.com
…I was surprised therefore when a quick spray with the Analoguer resuscitated a copy of Norah Jones’ first album that I had thought was beyond redemption.
… I found that on virtually all my CDs the spray made a difference. It seemed to enhance the detail in the soundstage, bringing out a little more depth in reverberation, a little more clarity in the separation of instruments making the overall presentation a little smoother.
…The treatment seemed to tighten the bass and add a little more clarity to the treble, making a triangle part more audible and distinct. Then a Ry Cooder album – where the track “Down in Hollywood” seemed to gain an extra bit of funkiness as it became easier to separate out the individual instruments from a fairly chunky mix. The overall feeling of ambience in recordings seemed to be clearer.
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Chisto Disk Analoguer review by TNT Audio
Andy Norman – TNT-AUDIO.COM