Cartridge Accessories 3 Items

Exchangeable reinforced finger lift for Concorde MkII series
• Tapered shape, robustness where needed
• Metal ring is “unbroken”
• Colour options: Red, Black, Yellow and Orange
• Wider grip area
• Grip texture
• Graphics area

The new finger lift is one of the major improvements: it’s now stand alone replaceable part.

Available in Black, Red, Orange, Yellow and White colors which is perfect to personalize the cartridge the way you want it.

Premium Alignment Tool

Your go-to precision companion for perfecting your turntable setup. Crafted to the highest standards, this tool is a larger and sturdier version, boasting a remarkable 75% increase in rigidity compared to the standard model.

The Premium Cartridge Alignment Tool features a robust build, providing enhanced durability and stability during the alignment process. Its larger size ensures a more secure grip and heightened accuracy.

With two zero points Baerwald alignment, this tool is engineered to deliver optimal tracking performance. Achieve precise cartridge alignment for accurate playback, allowing you to experience your vinyl collection with unparalleled clarity and fidelity.

How to use the alignment tool:
https://ortofon.com/pages/alignment-tool

An alignment protractor is used to find the correct distance from stylus tip to tonearm pivot.

When aligning a cartridge for tangency using the alignment protractor, it is essential to remember that you are attempting to align the cantilever (and, hence, the stylus), not the cartridge body. There is no guarantee that the cantilever is perfectly aligned within the cartridge body, so simply aligning the cartridge body will not necessarily produce the desired result.

Furthermore, many cartridge bodies have non-parallel sides, making tangential alignment of the cartridge body with the lines of tangency on the gauge virtually impossible.

An alignment protractor is a plastic template onto which are printed the null point(s) and lines of tangency against which the cartridge should be aligned. The template is placed over the turntable's spindle (made possible via a spindle-sized hole drilled in the template) and placed against the platter.

Cartridge must be adjusted until the cantilever is parallel to the set of parallel lines. And this should be achieved for both the indicated points. When the cartridge's longitudinal axis is parallel with the horisontal lines, tracking error will be at a minimum.