Digital Stylus Force Gauge, 0–5g

This digital stylus force meter is a precision tool designed to accurately measure turntable tracking force for audiophiles and professionals, ensuring optimal stylus setup in home or studio vinyl systems.

Specification

Feature

• High precision measurement range (0–5g) ensures accurate stylus force setting, helping protect vinyl records and improve sound quality.
• The digital stylus force gauge features a backlit LCD display that provides clear readings in both bright and low-light conditions for easy operation.
• Unit conversion function (g/oz/ozt/TL/ct) allows quick switching between units for flexible and convenient use.
• The stylus tracking force gauge incorporates a water-resistant design that enhances durability and reliability for long-term use.
• Powered by 2×AG12 batteries, ensuring easy replacement and stable daily performance.
• The digital stylus tracking gauge includes an auto shut-off function (120 seconds) that helps save power and extend battery life.
• Operating temperature range (0–40°C) ensures stable performance under normal indoor conditions.
• Compact digital design makes it ideal for precise turntable stylus calibration, helping audiophiles and professionals optimize playback and protect records.

Detail

1. The stylus tracking force gauge features a clear digital display for easy reading in different lighting conditions, ensuring convenient and accurate operation.
2. The stylus force meter uses a stable metal contact platform to provide consistent positioning and reliable measurement results.
3. Built with durable materials and strict quality control, the stylus force gauge offers strong reliability and long-lasting performance.

Size (unit: mm)

Tips: How to use a digital stylus force gauge correctly?

1. Place the digital stylus force gauge securely on the turntable platter, making sure it sits flat and stable so the reading is not affected by tilt or vibration. Power on the device and, if available, press the zero/tare button to ensure the display starts from a neutral baseline.
2. Next, carefully move the tonearm and gently lower the stylus onto the measuring platform of the stylus tracking force gauge. Avoid dropping or pressing the stylus, as even slight impact can affect both the measurement accuracy and the stylus itself.
3. Once the stylus is resting steadily on the sensor, wait a moment for the LCD display to stabilize, then read the tracking force value shown on the screen.
4. If the reading is not within the cartridge’s recommended range, adjust the tonearm counterweight gradually. Repeat the measurement process until the correct tracking force is achieved for optimal sound quality and safe record playback.