Durable record vacuum cleaner recommendation?

@howardlee Thanks for the clarification on the RDX. I did not notice the V vs. X differences at first. The dual side is certainly a plus. One down side is that it does not handle 7/10". Don't have that many but something to consider. Rick from Joy Of Vinyl seems to be happy with it.

@joenies I looked at the CA. The motorized fluid application is a bit over top IMHO and also not needed in my workflow. Certainly nice if that is the only cleaner.

@daveyf Re Nessie looks similar to the VPI, but indeed could not find a US source. 

Currently leaning towards RDX. price is right, dual side action is a big plus. Have my reservations re durability, but may take a gamble. 

There's a real nice VPI HW-17 for sale right now on USAM, priced at $475.00. The HW-17 weighs a ton, so shipping won't be cheap.

I've used the same Nitty Gritty 1.0 since the 1990s and haven't had to do anything to service or repair it.  I'm not sure how it compares to the VPI noise-wise.  I think you could use it for a 7-inch record with the same adapter for the center hole that you'd use on a turntable, but I can't recall if I've done that.

It allows you to spin the record at a nice slow speed, for better cleaning. Costs way less than a VPI.

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@oberoniaomnia, Just an FYI. I use US cleaning followed up by an H2O rinse using a Pro-ject RCM. The vac motors is a weak point on this design. Found out a rug doctor Wet vac motor is a bolt in replacement. will cost you 99 bucks plus tax and shipping. If interested can provide the part no.