Pro-Ject Audio - Measure It II - Digital Tracking Force Gauge for Highly Accurate Measurements Review

The scales were brought from the SoundProLab store, the calibration weight was not included in the kit, which was stated on the package. The store offered to exchange the scales for new ones with sending a claim to the supplier. The next day after the purchase there were new scales. Many thanks for the high professionalism of the SoundProLab store, it is clear that the company values ​​\u200b\u200bits reputation!

Expensive for what it is and what it does but does it well. If you're looking for a downforce sensor, this one won't disappoint.

This is an essential tool for anyone who owns a turntable. With proper care, this tool will last a lifetime. Cartridge weight adjustment is critical to turntable and stylus performance. If you're not buying, you're borrowing from someone who has.

This digital scale was purchased to test the previously set downforce with my Shure sensor. Interestingly, the project's sensor gave exactly what I had installed with the Shure sensor. Seems to be a well made unit. My only complaint is that the included guide seems to be missing. It doesn't mention that the included batteries are already installed, but you'll need to remove them and remove the plastic wrap. It doesn't give any guidance on when to recalibrate the VTF or even measure it (went to…

This product is a lot more than it looks. It has a touch screen! (Imagine) and a cartridge can weigh up to 5,000 grams. The maximum weight is 5000 grams. Comes with a screwdriver to open the battery compartments. It uses two AAA batteries and can weigh in 0.001 increments. It has a calibration step that uses the included weight of 5000 grams. Overall it's pretty accurate, but a bit pricey. Overall I am very happy with this purchase. Imagine getting a touchscreen for that $119 price point. There