Whats on your turntable tonight?

Thanks everyone. Checked Vibrato and they have supply chain issues and dont know when they will be back. Have lots of dedicated microfiber cloths to dry records after Spin Clean, but looks like degritter is the way to go if I want a deeper clean. Appreciate everyone's input.

I have had my Degritter now since February.  It's awesome!  It's expensive but considering it was purpose built, from R&D to engineering to production, it is by far the state-of-the-art in todays US vinyl cleaning options.  As puffball08 stated, cleaning is a breeze if/when necessary.  
Note; Degritter recommends to clean the entire system every few months or so (depending on how many records you may have cleaned) with a 10% ratio of white vinegar/distilled water and running three full cleaning cycles with this solution.  I do that and then run another 2 cycles with only distilled water in order to be certain there is no lingering molecules of vinegar before inserting my next record.  I highly recommend this machine, if it is within your budget.

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Damn.

@geof3:  Oh yeah.  

@mammothguy54 

I added one precleaning step in the Spin Clean (10 spins each direction) with a tiny bit of Tergitol in the bath water prior to putting the wet record into the Degritter. 

Yeah, it increases the labor and time but dramatically cuts down on the muck in the Degritter's filter.  I can easily go 100 cycles without cleaning the filter element.  And even at that point, there's hardly anything trapped in the filter.  Plus the filter element doesn't turn yukky brown color so quickly after leaving much of the surface dirt in the Spin Clean.

Thanks for pointing out the vinegar system cleaning of the Degritter.  I'm about due for that since I've passed 1100 cycles.

finallyyyyyy……firing up reference system

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