Degritter brand ultrasonic record cleaner

It should work. I've had several machines and the only shortcoming I've found is that some records need more work- for those you could do a manual pre-clean with a fluid like AIVS #15, rinse it, then stick it into the US. I do find that US adds something to otherwise high grade record cleaning using something on the order of the Monks, which I like very much. 
I find the combined methods synergistic, but for new records or pristine audiophile owned copies, the US should be fine. You may also be able to experiment with how much of the manufacturer's fluid you want to use- that was an early adopter trick with the Audio Desk as well. 
Let us know how you fare- i suspect you'll be pleased. I assume you bought yourself some fresh aftermarket inner sleeves? 

Thank whart.

Yes I bought a whole batch of the Ultimate Audiophile Inner Sleeves from sleevecity.  By far the best inner sleeves I've ever found.  All waiting to be used.

I admit I find it almost a bit galling to consider that something other than an US cleaning might be necessary, given the way US purportedly works it's hard to imagine what could do better at getting in to those record grooves.

I buy a lot of used records from discogs. But I'd have to say significant surface noise has been fairly rare, even when the record looks dirtier than it sounds.


So I think I'll get along ok with just the US.  I don't want to add more work, which for me would defeat the purpose of buying this press-a-button-and-walk-away cleaning machine.

@prof, I received a notice from Degritter that after the initial batch of machines were shipped out, a number of minor defects reared their heads, and the company was recalling those machines. Have you sent yours back?

@bdp24

I have not received my machine, it just shipped out yesterday so I should get it next week. So mine was shipped after all the fixes were made.

Excellent prof! Degritter is proving to be a very conscientious group of fellas.