CS6. 2 Pro
Well, I can't really add much new information about record cleaning that hasn't already been said by the reviewers before me; I completely agree with them. Regarding the pump station, I can only echo Mr. Robert M. 's comments. I did order the pump station, but it's currently out of stock and will be delivered later. However, I've already started cleaning records with the basic version of the device, and the cleaning results are excellent. But the hassle of draining the water (that's still manageable), then removing the filter pump (for 10 LPs; for 7 LPs, it would be just about acceptable to remove the pump later), then refilling the water for the next cleaning cycle, and so on and so forth—it's tedious and messy. So, I'll wait for the pump station and only then continue cleaning records. Furthermore, I completely agree with Mr. William L. 's other points, especially since I'm also retired. To avoid simply waiting, I started cleaning my extensive CD collection, something I hadn't originally planned to do. The result is amazing: no dust, grease stains, or fingerprints, etc. , on the discs—they look brand new. But be careful, this only works with professionally manufactured CDs, and even then, not all of them. It doesn't work at all with almost all burned CDs, as the top layers can peel off. You could try it, but then the residue will end up in the player and the filter. Oh, and one more thing: when standing upright, the CDs stick out of the water. So I got a small plastic basket and prepared it with plastic rods so that the CDs lie at an angle but with space between them. And finally, I'd like to say hello and thank Genesis, with whom I communicated via email (since I, an old German guy with only rudimentary English skills, had to resort to Google), and he helped me in every way, kindly and patiently.
