Record Cleaning Machines

Had a Kirmuss...sold it before opening the box. I will not spray anything on my "expensive" record collection, especially something called "defactant". I saw it in action and was convinced and bought it. I did see the "white toothpaste" commonly discussed it left behind on an older record, as it was demonstrated at a local store with 2 free cleanings. I have an Okki Nokki in the process of selling and broken down and bought an Audiodesk and soooooooo glad I did.

@andrewkelley if you want the very best cleaner for the very best sonics, get an UC (ultrasonic cleaner).  Since the automatic UC are $3-4k such as the Audiodesk, you'll have to get a manual one.

I highly recommend a Kirmuss Audio Ultrasonic cleaner which I intend to purchase in a month or so.  In July 2019 Stereophile Analog Corner, Michael Fremer begrudgingly (Fremer questioned many of the inventor's scientific claims) endorsed the results as being at least equal and sometimes better than his automatic UC.   There are cheaper more homemade type versions of UC out there, but the Kirmuss is a better finished product.  
$900 Elusive Disc - package deal
$900 Upscale Audio - 3LPs vs 2 at a time

I built my own Ultrasonic RCM, which I found on DIY Audio. It was designed and built by bbtx. Complete parts, instructions, photos etc. used to be on DIY Audio. I couldn't find it now, but maybe you'll have better luck. Only cost $200 to build. Hope you can find it.

Regards,
Dan

I did manage to find it. DIY audio, bbtx ultrasonic.

Record doctor seems adequate for 299...I use a different fluid with it though along with a better brush etc...if u don't mind spinning record ur self, then it's quite good.