I use an SME Loricraft machine. It does a great job (assuming one follows the directions - most online videos show incorrect use of the machine). It’s quiet and relaxing, at least for me, to use and does a really nice job. The Loricraft is fast when touching up new records. When cleaning old records the Loricraft takes about 20 minutes to clean a record.

Thanks for this informative video, getting ready to purchase the At6012. sweet cleaning setup.

Can you do a video demonstrating how to use this? Thanks

Everything works very well and cleans well. However, the working part becomes wet only after 5 minutes. You wanted to listen music, and wait 5 minutes. It is better to pour it on a brush and wash it.

Nice Video, Thank you! :)

Alcohol isn't great for rubber, dries it out. You can get new pads for that Mofi, it's not made to last indefinitely. Nice washing rig.

Interesting! Can I have a question? Salesman in a local shop here convinced me to buy a goat brush (Tonar woodgoat) because it should (allegedly) be better and more gentle than the carbon one even for dry cleaning as it less likely make scratches. Since I can’t find any mentions about it online (only that it's good for wet cleaning), I got bit nervous if it's really safe to use it dry. What do you think? It's going to be a gift so I can’t try it.

I have been using a cleaning solution. What do you think about just using straight distilled water if records are not real dirty?

Супер обзор по щеткам бархоткам!

Can you use the 6012 as a dry brush or does it have to have fluid ?

When I put the liquid in the holes it doesn’t come through, bone dry for 15 mins. When I put a bit more in, it suddenly floods through!😕. Any ideas?

I enjoy your channel, but with all the cleaning you do when do you have time to listen to the record.

Silly? Only silly if it doesn’t work