HumminGuru vs.Degritter

Degritter operates at 120Khz vs HG at 40Khz. HG is a modified jewelry cleaner. It was never developed for records. The frequency does not remove enough from the grooves.

Better to save and buy the Degritter when you have enough...

@bbenzaquen6343  I think you are mistaking the HG with a Kirmuss, which is a modified jewelry cleaner. The HG was designed solely as a LP cleaner.

I also believe the best way to clean LPs is with both US and vacuum. The results I get with a vacuum machine and the HG are superior to what I was getting with a well known US machine by itself.

@bondmanp the parts availability is not very good. I have had to do my own searching for replacement parts. 

Would also agree with @daveyf . The combination of US and vac has given me the best results both on listening tests and optically looking through a high powered microscope. 

I'm going to switch from my Noisy, loud Pro-Ject vac to a HG. I have not used the Vac in over a year. For me, who only buys clean records (mostly new) to start, the HG is more than enough. 

I've owned many different rcm throughout the years. I currently have access and used my friends' Degritter II w/latest fluid and it makes my lps sound much better and quieter. It comes at a cost but I think it's a worthwhile purchase especially if you can find a good price..