Graham 2.2 vs. Fidelity Research FR64S

Dear Jw61, agreed with Prcinka.
I love the FR-64s tonearm and believe it still is today one of the very best pivot tonearms. If I were going for a tonearm to guide low to mid-low compliance cartridges it would ALWAYS be the FR-64s. Todays industry does offer no contender for that kind of MCs. Set up with the Denessen Tractor and a pivot-bearing distance of 231.5 mm the FR-64s will bring you as close to perfecting in pivot tonearm geometry as is possible with a tonearm of about 10" effective length.
Yes, there are other tonearms around - but there is no better around.

Well, I use for Lyras the FR-64s. It may be, from calculation the Data fit better to the 2.2., but this is not everything (Arm tube material, bearing quality etc.).
I had the 2.2 and tried it with a lot of cartridges, Phantom too...
The "termination" from energy in the 64s is unsurpassed and the ability to "guide" a cartridge is unique. Tomorrow I will try it with a Helikon....
The Lyra carts perform better in a very stable Arm, my No.1 choice for those is the DaVinci from the modern Arms.

Went ahead and purchased the FR64S. Thanks for all responses.

Well, - for sure, no mistake. I would have done the same.