I built a rcm using a shop vac (29 dollars), old turntable from a deal i made on a record collection (10 dollars) and a strip of felt. I have experimented with several of the commercial cleaners except walkers (enzyme) and find a home made version works as well. lots of strings about diy homebrews or the commercial juice. both are pretty cheap in the long run. I do plan on trying the walker on a couple of records I really want to play but have too much gunk (stylus still picks up gunk after cleaning multiple times with a variety of cleaners)
A good brush and the vacuum are in my opinion, the best improvements in record cleaning. I have not used the walker brushes but can recommend the disk doctor brush. the microfibers do very good. Reminds me of my old discwasher i have used for 30 years. Good luck and keep spinning
A good brush and the vacuum are in my opinion, the best improvements in record cleaning. I have not used the walker brushes but can recommend the disk doctor brush. the microfibers do very good. Reminds me of my old discwasher i have used for 30 years. Good luck and keep spinning