Is the Walker LP system necessary if one already uses a good RCM?


Before buying my beloved Keith Monks RCM, I asked BetterRecords what they used. I learned that they use the KM RCM followed by the Walker system.

Walker is not expensive but seems like a major hassle.

Currently, it takes me about a minute and a half to well clean a record.

Is the Walker system necessary? Will it make a difference?

 

mglik

Showing 1 response by chayro

If you’re into multi-step procedures, look at Audio Intelligent. 2 cleaners and a rinse. I’ve used it on reasonably clean records and it’s good, but I also like the AI #6 one step. Works absolutely fine, but I don’t buy flea-market trashed records.