I highly suggest that you go and test drive these machines, if you have access to any. They all have different attributes and frankly different noise levels. Some are more manually intensive, others much more user friendly. Lots of considerations. Where are you going to put it. If you are playing an LP or any music for that matter you don't want to be having a record cleaning machine overpowering the music with the noise it makes to clean a record. Hint: They all have a level of noise. Also, some just don't clean that well. Some clean two sides at once (preferrable) versus cleaning one side then turning it over to clean the 2nd side and getting it dirty and staticy again. Go check them out. Watch YouTube videos as well. They are quite helpful.
