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I don’t think I’ll get any pushback when I say that if you’ve got a substantial record collection, you need an automated record-cleaning machine. If so, you’ll need to figure out what kind of process works for you. How much work do you want to put into the job, and how much are you willing to pay? A Spin‑Clean works very well, and it’s cheap. But holy hell, is it a lot of work. The manual drying process really sucks. The VPI Cyclone is fantastic—it’s built to last generations, and though it has all the finesse of a Soviet-era tractor, it cleans records well. That said, it doesn’t use the ultrasonic-submersion process, and I don’t think it’s quite as effective as the AudioDesk.

And then we have this Audiodesksysteme Gläss AudioDesk Premium Silent Core One, which is so slick, so automated, that it made me want to clean records. I can’t imagine a process that could be more effective—an ultrasonic bath combined with aggressive brushing just has to be top-level. The overall package is superb also: drop in the record, and it’ll wash, scrub, and dry it in under five minutes. And it’s fairly quiet too, unlike the Cyclone, which really earns its name.