Tone arm upgrade

Audiomods - there are two models available and you can decide on whether to include the Micormeter VTA or not

I have the Classic (series 3)with the bead-blast finish and the Micrometer VTA and the gold counterweight - looks stunning

Beautifully made and offers superb performance. Simple to install as well.

Takes about 6 weeks to arrive - it's basically a custom build.
- You send Jeff the details of your turntable and cartridge and he takes care of the rest.

If you cartridge is not a good match he will tell you, or tell you how it can be matched to the arm.

Probably the best single component I've ever purchased - i.e. from a satisfaction perspective.

Ask Jeff to install the KLE Innovations Absolute Harmony RCA's for the best performance.

Don't let the fact that he uses a Rega arm tube put you off - this arm is no Rega - it's what Rega SHOULD have provided from the get go :-)

I've used it with the stock Denon DL103, but have since upgraded to the Soundsmith DL103 - and that's another worthwhile upgrade

Never been happier :-))))

Regards...

I tried pushing the Audiomods arm here (in a thread on the subject of the best current value in an arm) awhile back Willie, and got a lot of blow back. The fools ;-)!

Bdp24, to each their own, but it seems we know :-)))

What cartridge are you using?

Several other members own audiomods and they all love them

The Audiomods is a very good option,especially for Rega TT's,
but there are many great arms to choose from.

Unfortunately, to get the very best out of an Audiomods arm
requires an alloy subplatter and an acrylic platter.

And - To top it off install the ceramic bearing!

I also built a more stable plinth and installed a motor
upgrade, so the only thing left of
my Rega? - the lid and the switch :-)))

Last arm I'll ever buy..

I agree about the Trans-Fi Terminator. Don't let the name put you off - it is a first class piece of work, with clever design substituting for the need for expensive, high precision parts. It is at home in an expensive ESL system.

Also, Vic, the owner of Trans-Fi, was on a mission to improve my system. He gave me good advice and material support, far beyond the self-interest of a manufacturer or retailer. If air-bearings scare you, let Vic be your guide.

I can't wait to install the Tran-Fi Terminator arm with all the upgrades on my super Lenco TT with most of Jean Nantais' mods. I have the electrical all in place from my days with the Maplenoll Ariadne. The closet in the far corner of my basement has sound control inside it and an outlet with the on/off switch located directly at my TT--NO NOISE AT ALL.
Until you've heard a properly working straight line tracking arm, you most likely haven't heard your analog at its best.