
You should also notice a reduction in ticks and pops, plus a lower noise floor – though not always. If focus and precision is your goal, then LP cleaning is a must. It ‘upgrades’ your record collection and ensures you achieve maximum clarity from whatever turntable/arm/cartridge you’re using.

The Keith Monks Prodigy leaves LPs looking and sounding very clean. Cleaning time per LP is somewhere between 8 to 10 minutes. Although a bit slower in operation, the Prodigy delivers excellent results that are fully comparable in every way to Keith Monks’s full-size RCMs. For those willing to pay more, Keith Monks also offers the discOvery Redux model (£2,995) which provides faster, quieter operation, and more automation. However, the Prodigy costs a more wallet-friendly £795 and looks more domestically appealing; it does a great job at a great price and comes highly recommended!
Price and contact details
Type: Record Cleaning Machine
Price: £795
Manufacturer: Keith Monks Audio Works
URL: vinyldiscovery.com
URL: keithmonks-rcm.co.uk
Tel: +44(0)1983 857079
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