AVID Altus V2 Tonearm On demonstration at the Spinning Room HiFi showroom, Farsley. The AVID Altus V2 Tonearm brings reference-level engineering and performance to vinyl playback, revealing detail, clarity, and realism you may never have heard before. Drawing directly from AVID’s flagship designs, including the Nexus, it delivers a precise, focused sound with exceptional transparency and control. Hand-built to micron-level tolerances, the Altus V2 combines advanced bearing architecture, a rigid aluminium arm tube, and an innovative adjustable bias system—ensuring accurate tracking and outstanding musical performance across the entire record. Key Features: Hand-built tonearm with micron precision tolerances Advanced bearing design derived from AVID Nexus Adjustable progressive dual bias system for optimal tracking Rigid 2mm thick aluminium arm tube for improved vibration control High-quality detachable phono cable with DIN to RCA connection Optional fully balanced XLR cable for purist setups Solid aluminium headshell for enhanced rigidity and signal integrity Performance & Design: Exceptional clarity, focus, and soundstage precision Improved tracking accuracy across the entire record surface Reduced distortion and record wear Natural, detailed sound with excellent dimensionality Strong image stability and realistic instrument placement Engineering Highlights: Micron-tolerance bearings for ultra-low friction movement Precision-machined bearing shafts for stability and accuracy Innovative bias compensation system for variable groove tracking Seamless headshell and arm tube integration Low capacitance external phono cable Technical Specifications: Effective length: 233 mm Mounting distance: 216 mm Offset angle: 23° Overhang: 17 mm Effective mass: 15 g (medium) Weight: 680 g Cable: 5-pin DIN to RCA (1.3m), optional XLR What’s Included: AVID Altus V2 Tonearm Detachable phono cable (RCA) Mounting hardware Manufacturer packaging Note: Available for in-store demonstration. Ideal for serious vinyl systems seeking enhanced precision, tracking accuracy, and musical realism.
