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Re: Record Cleaning with Groovmaster

Posted by kevc (A) on August 4, 2005 at 05:05:43

In Reply to: Re: Record Cleaning with Groovmaster posted by Fred J on August 3, 2005 at 21:59:21:

I was also thinking about buying the Kab unit in conjuntion with the Groovmaster. Spending a few hundred dollars for a RCM unit that just spits cleaning fluid out and having the brush rotate around the record and then uses the vacuum, just doesn't sound like it's worth it. For me, commons sense tells me that to throughly clean something is really give the record a good washing ie. using groovmaster with either DIY solvent or RRL fluid and then using something like Kab with my own vacuum to suction off any remaining stuff. The cost will probably be close to something like a NG 1.0 but for some reason these units doesn't sound like it's going to give me a thorough washing. Am I missing something here? Again my main concern is to throughly clean the records since my hands break out in ezcema when I handled older Lp (most likely the cause is mold and mildew). Also, what type of brush should I get? Any lint brush?

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