In my house in the USA I only have one table, and 2 tonearms.
And I am thinking of UniDin in one arm and Lofgren A or B in the other.
My question about the protractors is more about how the 2 go about implementing the null points.
It is my understanding, that the Wally derives the null points based on the assumption that the spindle to pivot distance in the turntable is perfectly matched to theirs, while the SmartTractor derives the null point based on the actual spindle to pivot measurement.
Is my understanding correct?
If so isn't Wally's assumption a big one?
If the spindle to pivot is off by 1mm then would it not be the case that the tangential traces in the Wally are off?
I love the Wally, so I am trying to understand and not say one product is better than the other.