Are there any really good cd cleaners out there?

I was wondering if there are any really good cd cleaners on the market . Like maybe an ultra sonic cleaner? Right now i am just using a spray cd cleaner and a cloth. Thanks...

tattooedtrackman06-09-2018 10:33pm

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lucidear Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 57 posts 06-12-2018 at 01:41pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Besides the issue of leaving residue on disc surfaces and potentially creating difficulties for the lazer pickup... Armorall= shiny surface= reflectivity. Well, it seems that the Japanese are going in the opposite direction with their SHM material and special coloring to eliminate the smallest hint of reflectivity...
geoffkait Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 14,147 posts 06-12-2018 at 03:29pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete ieales @georgehifi +100 on the bogusola @ Machina Dynamica and its progentitor. >>>>Et tu, Brute? And did your spell checker break down, eelsy? George can’t help it, he’s on that big superstitious island in the Pacific.
geoffkait Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 14,147 posts 06-12-2018 at 07:03pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete In the first place polycarbonate is only 90% transparent so what’s the difference? Second the new SHD CDs and SACDs are compressed to death so who cares? Third, most of the scattered laser light is invisible anyway. So, again, who cares? 🙄
aalenik Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 67 posts 06-15-2018 at 09:40pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I've spent some time on this, so I'll share what I've found... for what it's worth. Why clean a CD (SACD, DVD, etc.)? New CDs have a mold release compound on them, much like LPs. They may also be covered with 'micro-dust' from the plant where they were pressed. Both impede the laser and cause more error correction. In most cases, you only need to clean (or treat) new discs. Warm water & mild hand-soap will do about 90% of the job, but a good treatment will do even more (for better or worse - read on...). I've tried a number of CD treatments, Ultrabit, Liquid Resolution, Shine-Ola and maybe a few more. All provided 'cleaner' sound, but also added brightness to the sonic balance. Liquid Res. was the most neutral of those above (but no longer available). HOWEVER... the absolute BEST of all is L'ART DU SON. It not only cleans the CDS, it also provides a very natural sonic balance and almost seems to enrich the midrange. I use it on every new disc I buy. VERY highly recommended!
tattooedtrackman OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 343 posts 06-15-2018 at 11:13pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete @aalenik....I did buy the L ART DU SON. From the Cable Co...Cant wait to get it and try it...

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