Audio desk pro vs. Clear audio double matrix

I have just replaced my ClearAudio Double Matrix Professional (the last model without the ultrasonic scrubbing) with the K L Audio LP 200 and am kicking myself for not having done this sooner. While the DM Pro is about as simple and foolproof as a wet cleaner comes it still demands oversight in use and I was forever having issues getting the discs dry and worrying about choice of cleaning solution

The KLA is foolproof in comparison, drop it in and go, although very noisy.

It's the results that matter however and with the ultrasonic it's like I'm hearing the discs for the first time. I posted in more detail in my system description but in a nutshell the ultrasonic cleaned records sound much more natural, relaxed and less hi fi

Others can debate the merits of the AudioDesk vs KLA but whichever way you go it has to be ultrasonic 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ultrasonic-Vinyl-Record-Cleaner-Vinyl-Stack-ULTRA-Sonic-Spin-Kit/16140284940...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-6L-Ultrasonic-Cleaner-Stainless-Steel-Industry-Heated-Heater-w-Timer/181...

Above 2 items will give you 90 % of the KL KL Audio, the best one,  for 10% of its cost.

Good Listening

Peter

I own the KL AUDIO CLN P200 is by far the best i compared to VPI 17F and it is much better.In this case you get what you pay for it is also the easiest to use and gets the best results by far and is the best made.Good luck what ever you get though.

I sold my 16.5 and bought the Audio Desk Pro and have been very pleased. I looked at the KL but opted Audio Desk based on a few reviews. However reviews have continued to reflect that either is a good choice. Also I like the dealer and there was no KL dealer close by.
i had looked at the Clearaudio RCM a few years back, don't know what model, but I just liked the ease of the ultrasonic system.

I use an AudioDesk System for cleaning and reagent grade water rinse with my former record cleaning machine, a VPI 17F.  Whether you use an AudioDesk which recommends its own cleaning agent or a KL Audio which merely uses distilled water, I think it best to rid the vinyl of ANY dried cleaning agent (AD) or dried water impurities (KL) with a post drying clean rinse. Some would say I'm nuts.