Integrityhifi TRU-GLIDER Pendulum Tonearm

Dear @lewm : the headshell is manufactured by Nasotec and yes it works with friction.

For what I read and know there is no measurements that can confirm zero tracking error with that headshell and that tonearm.

Sounds different?, of course sounds different, perhaps not so different as the dealer/distributor posted here.

Btw, according internet information with cartridges that needs low VTF it does not works so well. I know that nothing in audio is perfect but innovation always is welcomed.

Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,
R.

so anyone?

Mijostyn  please tell me what type of expensive machine is required to bore a hole to fit a ball bearing.  Also with all your machining  background, would you use a inference  fit or maybe slip with locite for abec bearings.  On the physics  side of things how much pressure does a 2 gram downward  force  ,with med compliance  cart up force, get back to bearing, so these close tolerances are needed.  Also when you have your test equipment  out check the side force needed from the cantilever to create bearing play with the arm weight resting on the bearings.

Enjoy the ride
Tom

grk.  How dare you bring logic in to the party.  Next you will bring up distortion, come on you do not need ears to hear.  Look at these graphs, read our marketing  copy,  trust us would we lie to you just for money or ego?  Well guess what the door mouse is getting stuffed  back into the pot.

Enjoy the ride
Tom

I just post here. My observation is that Mijostyn is gradually becoming an absolutist. Either that or he has always been one and is showing his colors more with time. His edicts are no different than a solid state person stating that all tube gear are nothing more than tone controls. No different than stating all wire is just wire. No different than stating that since a Benchmark DAC or Class D amp measures beyond reproach, they are the best in their respective categories. No different than stating that Tekton Moabs are the finest loudspeakers ever to see the light of day. No different than Millercarbon thinking we are interested in his life. Sorry I have intentionally meandered thinking I am funny. 
Just as there are countless ways to skin a cat, there are countless ways to get great sound reproduction in one's home. Audio reproduction in the home is as compromised as an under 10K automobile that meets all safety and emissions regulations. Mijostyn thinks audio reproduction consists of tangible ideals. It does not. What all this boils down to is this; a twelve inch arm can sound so good as to be the least of one's problems and compromises. On a scale of relativity, the inherent possible qualitative differences between a well engineered 9" and 12" arm is maybe a "1" whereas the qualitative differences caused by the quality of the record pressing is a "10".