Cartridge Man Digital Leveling Gauge

The Cartridge Man Digital Leveling Gauge will allow you level your CD, loudspeakers, equipment support, or even turntable! allowing your equipment to perform to you at its best.

Imagine the wear that goes on in a bearing to say nothing of vibration, when it is running out of verticle. The eccentric forces will permanently damage bearings and introduce unwanted "noise" into you system unless accurately leveled.

This is a fantastic tool, and are not just applicable for leveling your Hi Fi equipment. Professional organizations use them in a variety of manufacturing and engineering applications. Please enquire if you have any kind of trade enquiry.

With a resolution of 0.1°, the Digital Leveling Gauge will confine your old fashioned bubble level to the tool box forever. What's more you can center the level over the spindle with a wight of 195g, less than ten percent over the likely weight of your older or modern LP collection

Essential for all professionals who regularly set up decks either during a custom install or for demonstration within their own premises.

"I was in two minds over this to begin with. It costs a lot of money and though I expected it to work well I was sort of happy with 'Stanley'. However now having used it for the last few weeks on several turntables I'm starting to see it as less of a luxury. Certainly any professional (or journalist) in the turntable set-up field should have one, it'll save hours and looks the biz. But for the private individual there must come a point with an expensive turntable set-up where the accuracy of the gauge and its consistency make it worth buying. It's a unique product and has many uses outside turntables - CD players, book shelves, etc etc -" TNT Audio

"The real revelation has been the rapidity with which this apparent luxury has become an indispensable part of my tool kit. ... as I said in the first piece I wrote, I think the Digital Level is the ideal tool for the dealer. Now I'd go further and say that for anyone who takes the job seriously, then it's essential equipment. This thing is a DIY-ers delight. Expensive ? Yes, but then the best normally is" Roy Gregory HiFi+

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