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Originally Posted by dolsey01
I'd say your Dealer clearly wants to sell you a Clearaudio. There are no problems with the VPI arms, maybe they just don't know how to setup a Unipivot properly and sold tables to customers who don't have the necessary experience to be using one. VPI is offering their Gimbaled arm now as an option on most tables for customers who want or need a plug-n-play experience. I've owned the Satisfy arm and it has its own quirks.
Sorry for the rant but dealers with their own agenda are the reason this hobby is dying.
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Not really he recommended the EAT C-Sharp w/the Jos No.5 cart w/the white color. It was $500 cheaper than the Black EAT plus it had a better cart. It was my choice on the Clearaudio he never mentioned it. He has been servicing VPI, and Linn for over 25 years. Apparently VPI is having some production issues w/the current batch of tonearms. The arm comes up when going half way through a record. They changed vendors on a certain part which may be the problem.