🌐 Geo-Disc by Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs – Optimize your Audio Experience! Review

I was able to successfully align my cartridge. It took me about 20 minutes because I wanted to make sure it was as perfect as possible, the instructions were given and there were a few words I couldn't connect right away. The instructions are clearly labeled, but could be more "layman concepts" or include a "how-to" video tutorial. Once I was done, the cartridge worked fine with the correct orientation. I know this because I checked the alignment with another regular protractor and it turned…

Very useful cartridge alignment tool. The only improvement would be if they painted a white stripe along the top of the large crest pointing to the axis of the tonearm. In addition, it is very easy to use - instructions are printed right on it. Be sure to unplug the player when performing the alignment. Note. Some turntables with very long arms will require you to either use a different alignment device or use your creativity. Always check the current orientation of your outgoing cartridge…

This tool has allowed me to place my cartridge where it should be. I bought my Dual 601 with an Empire CD-4/I cartridge in 1975 from a reputable audio store. Records always sounded dirty towards the end. After checking the player I always thought it was a bad edition of the albums. Fast forward to 2017 (42 years later). I still listen to the same turntable after changing a few belts. Thought I'd buy a geo disc to see where I'm at with alignment. Was I surprised when I checked the cartridge…

Trying to align the cartridge in my player proved to be a daunting task with the paper templates I loaded. I have seen several reviews of this product claiming that it makes the job easier. After using it I don't see how it could be easier. My attempt without it failed, so I'm glad I bought it. My only complaint is that it's too expensive for something you don't need, aside from installing a new cartridge, which most people only do once in a long time. So now I have a $50 hard drive that I…

I love my geo disc. I have several turntables and they always pay for themselves. Having tried many methods and tools over the years, I have not found anything better or easier. yes it is expensive As with any valuable thing, the enjoyment of its quality lingers long after the original price is forgotten. It can also save you a lot of time, and time is money. If Geo-Disc has an Achilles heel, it relies on sight for initial setup. If you make a mistake, all settings will be suboptimal. I have…

This durable plastic platter is an easy to use tool and fits perfectly onto the turntable spindle. on the). My tonearm is perfectly straight and centered on the arm's circular axis, so it was easy to use the arm itself and get it in a perfectly straight position on the centerline of the Geo Disc. You then attach the disc to the player to keep it from spinning while you set it up as directed, then tighten the cartridge. Before using the Geo Disc, make sure the player is level and attach the…