@testpilot Your point about a number of arms working well with the Linn isn't actually correct. Unfortunately the opposite is more accurate..there are few arms that work well with the Linn! The Linn suspension requires an arm that is not only light weight, but also has the wiring to it in such a fashion as that it cannot impact the suspension. Many a great arm won't actually work on the Linn..
The OP happened to ask about an arm ( the ET2) that can work on the table, although I think there are better alternatives available today.
As a 'Linnie', it is my biggest complaint to Linn, that the actual arms that are supplied and available that work with the table...are in fact far less able than the table itself!
IMHO, the basic platform deserves a much better option than the Ekos SE-1, as an example.
The OP happened to ask about an arm ( the ET2) that can work on the table, although I think there are better alternatives available today.
As a 'Linnie', it is my biggest complaint to Linn, that the actual arms that are supplied and available that work with the table...are in fact far less able than the table itself!
IMHO, the basic platform deserves a much better option than the Ekos SE-1, as an example.