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Keith Monks Audio has announced the ReduxTwo, an Archive Standard Record Cleaning Machine and Universal Disc Cleaner. The company explains: “After 10 years of successfully re-establishing precision record cleaning into the mainstream with the discOveryOne and Prodigy (HFC 470) record cleaning machines, Keith Monks Audio returns to its professional roots. It’s time for ReduxTwo, designed in collaboration with two university libraries and a specialist audio restoration engineer, to deliver archive-standard record cleaning.”

The company explains that using the ReduxTwo means no recontamination of cleaning fluid, vacuuming system and disc surface: “cleaning the 1,000th record as well as the first”. It operates with a fast, deep clean wash followed by a Precision Point Suction Dry. It uses a SmoothFlowPro Brushless Pump, operates quietly, switches itself off and comes with a brush block holder and Pyr/\mat StayClean for 12in LP records.

It’s supplied with discOvery cleaning fluids for vinyl, shellac 78s, optical discs (CD, DVD, Blu-ray, etc.) and concentrate for extra dirty records and system cleaning. The vacuum system dries all sizes from 12in vinyl to 5in optical discs. Hand-built in the UK, brush block holders for 10in and 7in records come included as standard alongside a three-year warranty.

Available to buy now for £4,930, you can find out more about the ReduxTwo here.