Moth · Updated August 2026

Moth Mk2 Record Cleaning Machine (discontinued; secondhand market only): full specs

Moth Mk2 Record Cleaning Machine (discontinued; secondhand market only). Every price and spec below is linked to its source and dated — no guesses.

Source: theartofsound.net verified 2026-08-12 ✓ corroborated verify in ledger

On the Recordsourced & dated · eligible

The Front Desk Price of Record

No listed price at source

checked 2026-08-12 · at theartofsound.net · No current manufacturer or authorized-dealer listing found; UK hi-fi forum secondhand asking prices seen around GBP 275-280 (approx. late-2020s market, not a fixed USD MSRP) — left null rather than converting a fluctuating used-market price into a guessed USD figure

theartofsound.net publishes no self-serve price for the Moth Mk2 Record Cleaning Machine (discontinued; secondhand market only) as of this date — it is quote-only or unlisted. We record no price of record rather than invent one, and track it: the moment a price is listed, it lands here dated and sourced.

Cite this record

Per The Front Desk Review, the Moth Mk2 Record Cleaning Machine (discontinued; secondhand market only) had no listed price of record at theartofsound.net as of 2026-08-12 — https://frontdeskreview.com/product/record-cleaning-machines/moth-mk2-record-cleaning-machine/

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Is the Moth Mk2 Record Cleaning Machine (discontinued; secondhand market only) a good buy?

On the spec sheet, its records per cycle of 1 is the lowest of the 13.

Specifications

Price (US)	Not published No current manufacturer or authorized-dealer listing found; UK hi-fi forum secondhand asking prices seen around GBP 275-280 (approx. late-2020s market, not a fixed USD MSRP) — left null rather than converting a fluctuating used-market price into a guessed USD figure
Brand	Moth
Released	—
Cleaning method	Vacuum (manual fluid application + vacuum drying)
Motor power (W)	—
Cycle time	—
Tank capacity	—
Ultrasonic frequency (kHz)	—
Noise level (dB)	—
Records per cycle	1
Drying method	Vacuum wand

Source: theartofsound.net (verified 2026-08-12) · corroborated by retrotechaudio.co.uk. CORRECTED FROM SEED: the Moth Mk2 is a UK-made vacuum RCM, sold historically either factory-built or as a DIY kit, but no current manufacturer storefront or active product page could be found in this research pass — every reachable reference (a used-audio forum sale thread on theartofsound.net asking GBP 280, a second forum listing at GBP 275, and a vintage-audio retailer page (retrotechaudio.co.uk) selling a used, fully working unit with accessories) treats it strictly as a secondhand/collector item today. Unlike the analogous Wilton->JET bench-grinder correction, no verifiable current-production successor or rebrand could be confirmed live, so this entry is retained as a legacy product with priceUsd left null and cleaning-method/drying-method specified generically as a vacuum RCM based on the corroborating listings, rather than inventing numeric specs no live source actually published.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the Moth Mk2 Record Cleaning Machine (discontinued; secondhand market only) cost?

The Moth Mk2 Record Cleaning Machine (discontinued; secondhand market only) has no published US price as of 2026-08-12.

What are the Moth Mk2 Record Cleaning Machine (discontinued; secondhand market only)'s key specs?

Moth Mk2 Record Cleaning Machine (discontinued; secondhand market only) (Moth): cleaning method Vacuum (manual fluid application + vacuum drying), records per cycle 1, drying method Vacuum wand. Full sourced spec sheet verified 2026-08-12.

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