Any opinions on Record Doctor VI?

Seems over priced to me for a record vac.

I made my own Record Vac by using a $50 shop vac,Vinyl Vac wand, lazy Susan , old platter for all around $100. For another $100 I got the Vevor UC. I only use distilled (actually RO) water in my UC. Stopped using ISO, Photo FLO, TERG in my cleaning. They all seemed to leave a small amount of residue behind.

For really dirty records I use MOFI Enzyme Cleaner with a rise and vac afterwards. Followed by 10 min in UC with just RO water. Then rinse and vac again. Clean with no residue. Best results for me so far.

@cptrips 

Seems over priced to me for a record vac.

You can get them for $249 (new, but open box) from Audio Advisor.  Not that bad, especially when you consider that a VPI HW16.5 is over $1000 and the only difference is it spins the record for you.

https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lisbibc8-record-doctor-vi-record-cleaning-machine-in-hi-tec-carbon-fiber-finish-save-150-cleaning-systems  

This works incredibly well:

https://humminguru.com/products/humminguru-record-washer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VI-mGBXjaI

Pretty cheap too.

Probably not relevant as I might used the Record Doctor VI to rinse off any remaining Tergitol surfactant after the Degritter.

+1 @mofimadness - ultrasonic record machine cleaners clean vinyl records best, the Humminguru is a great high value choice -  proven by many user reviews including here on Agon.

@cptrips 

So you have two hundred bucks in a project you put together and for another 150.00 he can have a professionally made machine? I'm not knocking your skills or ingenuity here, but I also don't think the RD VI is overpriced when you compare the two.