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Arm to a Eat Forte S

Hi,

I hope you are well.

Last year my wife bought a second hand Brinkman to me as a birthday present. Unfortunately the deal did not work out. Lots of work for nothing.

However, we are now back on track again. We have ordered a Eat Forte S turntable. We got it for a nice price, approx. USD 5,000 excl tonearm and pickup.

The Eat Forte S need a 12 inch tonearm. Due to budget cosntraints, we have to aim for an arm costing approx. USD 2,000 - 2,500. This outrule Graham, Triplanar, Ikeda, etc.

I have been looking at Reed, SME 312S, Ortofon TA-210, Pro-Ject 12cc Evolution, Schick and AMG tonearm.

I would be very happy for your thoughts on this.

My equipment is Burmester 051, Burmester 061, Wilson Sophia 2, Revox B-77Mk2, etc.

Cheeers and thanks, Toffen
toffeng

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4museik
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Hi,
I am using the Forte S with Project 12 cc and I am really pleased. The table has some great reviews with that arm also. What you should take care is to find a suitable cartridge. The Project works well with rather lower mass MC cartridges, as I am using. But have you seen their new tonearm, the EAT 312 http://www.audioreference.co.nz/node/2686/pdf ?
I belive that you can get it for the budget you mentioned. Paired with some Ortofon SPU cartridge I bet you will have great sound. And to me this tonearm would fit much better aesthetically to the Forte S.
Cheers
4museik
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Very pleased and very proud to use it. I am new to vinyl but so far what I had as experience proves that this is a great performing table. it has been the least expensive investment in the system and by far the best improvment in sound.
I do not know if it has arrived at your home but it looks amazing in live. Even if you opt for the Project 12 be sure you are making a wise decision. You get so much from the money invested.
Cheers
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