27.02.2025 07:59 | ~1 minute read
The Clearaudio Unity reference tonearm combines single-point bearing and newly developed magnetic stabilization design. The possibility of stepless micrometer height adjustment during operation, and precise azimuth adjustment provide ideal adjustment for any type of cartridge and ultra-precise reproduction.
The 10” Clearaudio Unity tube is made of monocoque carbon, the tonearm itself is available in both black and silver. Magnetic-stabilized single-point bearing tonearm is compatible with cartridges of all weight categories from 5 to 17 g.
This product is in the Hi-Fi and High End Electronics and Acoustics database
Model name
Unity
Type
Magnetic
Effective mass (g)
16
Effective length (mm)
238.93
Cartridge Balance range (g)
5 – 17
Offset angle (deg)
21.59
Overhang (mm)
16.22
Weight (g)
790
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