fozgometer v2

Over the years I've used mine often enough. Every time I change a tonearm or change a cartridge. I have the original (not a V2) I bought as an open-box special for $200 back in 2012. I've gotten good use out of it since. 

Maybe there's a local dealer with one?

Do you really anticipate that you’ll only align one cartridge for the rest of your life? Anyway, in my opinion you don’t need a fozgometer. Just set azimuth so the stylus tip sits symmetrical to the groove walls, which almost always means set azimuth at 90 degrees. This you can do with a mirror. The obsession with equalizing cross talk between channels, usually results in setting the stylus tip at an angle to the groove, which in the long run results in aberrant stylus wear and early demise of the stylus

@lewm Actually, the Foz works really pretty well, iff you make sure the test record sits perfectly flat. I had Acoustic Sounds send me a replacement of their test record – used for the Foz –  that was dish warped, but I also use both a 750 gr record weight and a 1500 gr outer limit ring to eliminate all possibility of dish warp. It's key to make sure the test record for the Foz is dead flat. I use them both for normal record playback too, to ensure records sit flat. Dish warps are inconsequential.

I have followed that up with a visual gauge and it seems spot on to me. I cannot use that for my 2nd tonearm though, which has a mono cartridge. The Foz is useless for that.