Has anybody tried the Reed 3P?

I can only say I really enjoy my 3P (12 inch cocobola). I use it with the Benz LP-s. Not sure if feedback on that combination helps anyone but it's one of the best I have. I find the 3P to be a beautiful arm and a joy to use. It's actually the only one I have that was able to control the LP-s which IMO is way too heavy for its compliance. Once you keep the stylus in the groove the cartridge really sounds great though. In this price range there are many great arms out there (Kuzma 4 point for one). Anyone who goes for the 3P won't regret it IMO. (Still, I'd love a 4 point in addition). V-12? Lots of great arms out there.

Thank you Sonofjim for your comment.

I assume people love this tonearm, there are not so many Reeds turns up for sale used (unfortunately). After few years of using EPA-100 on my SP10mk2 i'd love to try something better. Preffer "12 arm for my sp10mk2 in big teak wood blinth (i use thomas schick "12 as a spare arm). It's impossible to google more than a few pictures from sp10mk2 owners showing Reed tonearms on their decks. But very often on Kodo The Beat or Artisan Fidelity versions. Anyone on here use Reed on stock Sp10mk2 ?

Another question is about cable difference:
Standard or C37 Cryo Copper w/Eichman RCA
Do you guys think the Cryo worth 250€ price difference?

And main question is about ZYX Premium 4D SB performance on Reed 3P "12 Cocobolo, 19g effective mass, anyone? I've described my consern above (kansui vs. zyx on reed).

Not much more discussions about these arms. I’m looking for another tonearm for my TW-Acustic AC3 to fit a Miyajima Infinity mono cart. Choice could be between Schroeder CB and the Reed 3P.I could also install the VDH Colibri on the Reed or Schroeder CB and the Miyajima on the SME 3012-R.
Any opinions please ?JY 

barbapapa, I think you landed on two of the best tonearms made. If you have multiple cartridges and swap out frequently the Reed 2G is the arm for you. It is a significantly better design than the 3P and more closely matches the Schroder CB. If you use one cartridge and swap infrequently than the Schroder CB is the way to go. The CB is a better design than the SAT arms and this is not IMHO. The CB's vertical bearing is in the plane of the record minimizing warp wow and it is a neutral balance arm which means it does not change VTF with changes in VTA. It Has a friction less magnetic anti skate mechanism. The SAT's vertical bearing is way up in the air. It is also a neutral balance arm but it uses an archaic pulley and dangling weight for anti skating. The Reed 2G is very similar to the Schroder but is more elaborate with a detachable arm wand and adjustible VTA on the fly.

Thanks Mijostyn,
I don’t swap cartridges frequently. Do you think Reed and Schroeder are in the same league for sound quality ?