Graham Phamtom III Reference tonearm

Thanks for your nice comments. I will be using with a Transrotor ZET-3 TT and a Hana Umami Red cartridge.

The dealer offered me as a Graham Phamtom III Reference tonearm ...

And I don't like analytical sound, I prefer more musical, "colored" sound.

I have the Phantom III Elite. I use it with Soundsmith Hyperion I. 
Before this tonearm I had a great soundstage with all the notes clear and precise. What I hear now is the body of the instruments or the singer. Everything is more 3 dimensional. The realism is amazing. I don’t think it’s analytical but very musical. My digital doesn’t sound like this. 
My arm came with the cable internal to the phono preamp. 
I think it’s the easiest tonearm to setup with jigs for alignment. 
Phil

Great thanks! Which tonearm were you using before?

I used SME V for a long time. Switched to Schroeder CB for a short time. It was an improvement over SME and a step in this direction but the Graham is much better.

FYI, prior to my changing a Tonearm to the one used at present, I had a long history with a SME IV and Audiomods Series Five Micrometer .

Both these Tonearms are stored or loaned out, they are superseded.

Descriptions being offered of the Graham III certainly encourage an audition to an interested party.