Uni-Protractor Set tonearm alignment

Dear Timeltel& Mesael, Those are HUGE confusions I should think. On an 'blanco' LP or an LP without grooves one can
observe the acceleration of the arm toward the spindle if no antiskate is used. Ie the centripetal force as Timeltelt stated can be seen in action . The Morisiani story is the opposite one. Ergo it is logicaly as well as physicaly impossible for both to be true. However those
forces should be the basic one for all of us to understand.

Regards,

@Ct0517

Yes, I find my VPI 10.5i arm to be best without a twist in the cable as well.

Dear T_bone,
a correct calculated alignment curve - much to my regret ... ;-) ... - has practically almost zero influence on the skating force. Unless the alignment curve is really VERY bad and raises to astronomic values.
Cheers,
D.

To Jazzgene,

"To note, I did not like the sound of Lofgren IEC and reset my cartridge to VPI's own jig which has a sweeter timbre and less harshness on grand pianos."......

"Is Uni-Pro worth the 700 bucks? That would be up to the individual and their wallet. For me, it was a great purchase as it makes setting up my cartridge so much easier with no fuss. So a yes for me......."

So, you say it's worth the 700 bucks, just to go back to your old original alignment with the supplied jig......

I don't understand that.......

Dear 04rdking, please read Jazzgene's full post - he did not like Loefgren B IEC (which is a standard calculation ) and will try the special VPI-template supplied with his UNI-Protractor and the Baerwald/Loefgren A instead. It is a choice of alignment-options - not of the alignment instrument.
Cheers,
D.