In the annals of history, 1969 is best remembered as the year when the Keith Monks Audio Laboratories RCM (record cleaning machines) first appeared; sure, some vaguely remember Woodstock and a man named Neil Armstrong walking on the moon, but those in the know know the truth. The original Keith Monks machine was large and very expensive, but not really aimed at consumers; more at libraries or broadcasters that need a battleship for intensive daily use. The resurgence of vinyl has reignited interest in record clearing and - now run by Keith Monks' son Jonathan - Keith Monks Audio Works is back, and with more home-friendly models too. The Keith Monks Prodigy +