KLAudio is stopping production of their Ultrasonic record cleaner.

Wow, what a bummer!!  I'd stock up on parts if I knew which ones to get.I bought mine a while back hoping to ditch my Loricraft. And after extensive testing, I found that the KLA was no match for the Loricraft for first wash. BUT, what really came through was that LP's sounded better when cleaned by the KLA after the Loricraft. There was no debating the difference. So, instead of shortening my cleaning I ended up lengthening it a bit. At first, I was upset but after a bit I got over it and now I wouldn't give it up for anything. It removes that last bit of "film" (for lack of a better word) and gives me greater "clarity" and silence.

Sorry guys, all that sounds exhausting,I've owned an Audio Desk pro for about 18 months now.I clean every record I have,new or old before playing the first time and it works perfectly.About five minutes for a really great cleaning,and your good to go.I owned a Nitty gritty years ago and it put fine scratches on every record you tried to clean.Audio Desk leaves every record perfect,every time.New vinyl needs to be cleaned before playing.I couldn't recommend an Audio Desk anymore,it's worth every penny.

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Wow, what a bummer!! I'd stock up on parts if I knew which ones to get.I bought mine a while back hoping to ditch my Loricraft. And after extensive testing, I found that the KLA was no match for the Loricraft for first wash. BUT, what really came through was that LP's sounded better when cleaned by the KLA after the Loricraft.

Do you do a rinse step on the Loricraft?

A reason your combination is more effective than the KLaudio alone is not so much the Loricraft, which is just a nice vacuum, but your use of surfactants or enzymes.  A wash and a rinse.  I imagine it is quite effective though maybe a bit messy. 

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