You're very welcome Mavrick.
If you're anything like me, most of your LP's are in pretty good shape so there's relatively little to do to them that isn't inherent in LP's. (Yes Zevele, I know there are other opinions on that.) The other day I had an "opportunity" to convert on old, poorly-cared-for Lp of Pink Floyd's "Atom Heart Mother". It didn't even have an inner sleeve. If you are familiar with old Pink Floyd, you'll know that there are lots of "silent" parts in their work. Scratches are very evident. The scratches in this one were definitely the largest part of the sound. After processing with Wave Purity, the results were astounding. There are still ambient sounds in the background but they are more of a murmur. The original LP was almost unlistenable. The WAV files (now converted to APE) are now very listenable. I have converted probably a dozen LP's and I was still amazed at the results of that last one.
Did I mention that I was impressed with the results?