@neonknight If you can actually hear and remember the difference between the various alignments I think you might have a lucrative second career in turntable and room set up. You would fall into an elite group of super listeners. I'm not suggesting that you can't/aren't hearing those differences just that the overwhelming number of audiophiles can't and only imagine that they can. It is much more likely that, even if you are hearing and remembering differences between alignments, the cause is more likely to be inadvertent changes in zenith, azimuth, and VTF than the geometry used.
I like the arc protractors this site generates. https://alignmentprotractor.com/arc-protractor-generator. They generate a useful chart that you can use to see what the distortion is across the surface of the record. I believe that Baerwald is the same as Lofgren A. All you need to know is the pivot to spindle distance and choose the alignment you want it to generate. It is totally free and very accurate although the protractors you generate obviously don't have the mirrored surface the expensive protractors use. Do make sure you put smooth glossy tape over the paper to prevent the needle from sticking and the cantilever possibly breaking if you accidentally move the paper back.
Personally, I like AlignmentProtractor.com's argument for their proprietary alignment and I use that but I would never suggest that I hear any difference.