The Unity arm combines classic Clearaudio features such as interchangeable counterweights and magnetic anti-skate. Clearaudio points out that the magnetically stabilized single-point tonearm bearing was originally designed and implemented in the Naim Aro Mk II tonearm, which the company had developed for the Naim Solstice turntable. The Unity arm furthers the design with “a more sophisticated bearing housing, further reducing unwanted resonance
There’s a review on Analog Planet.
This tonearm costs as much as the entire Solstice product. U.S. $20K. That’s triple the cost of my 12" Clearaudio Universal tonearm.
Didn’t checked the price. They say their top arm. I thought their top arm was the tangential one.
It’s their top pivoted arm. Their top arm is the Statement TT1, the tangential one.
In the U.S. Musical Surroundings is allowing 100% trade-in allowance on the Universal arm for upgrade to the Unity arm. That’s what I have, but I am not upgrading mine.
There’s no limit. The SAT top arm costs 96 k euros. The price of a top Tesla I think.
This topic was automatically closed 60 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.
