Alignment Protractors


I have been wondering what alignment protractors the vast Audiogon audience likes. I have had experience with the paper type--with a Point A and Point B (which, for me, always seems to nearly drive me to Point C--the booby hatch). Recently, I have noticed some dealers (like Music Direct) pushing a $150 system made by Clearaudio. Then, I have noticed an interesting guage made on a mirror on www.turntablebasics.com. Then, I heard that the Mobile Fidelity GeoDisc may be brought back. Then, there is the DB Systems. I'm sure that the list goes on...and on...and on some more. It ALMOST makes me miss my junky Japanese turntable with a P Mount cartridge. (I don't miss it very much, when I remember how awful that turntable sounded.)

Thanks!
jc2000
I switched from the DB to the Wallytractor. One of my best upgrades ever. It offers better alignment and tuning options.
The first TT I set up I did by ear. I finally bought the MFSL Geodisc and heard an improvement right away. So to answer JC2000's question, any alignment tool is better than none. Howeve, I'd be interested to hear if any of you have experiences with the Geodisc AND another alignment tool?
please elaborate: where can I find this $100 Wallytractor?Following up on Mac's question: I use the HFNRR test record to optimize tracking force, antiskate, & VTA. (That's Hi Fi News & Record Review; available from Audio Advisor or Music Direct). You can also test azimuth with this record if desired. But the test record offers adjustment improvements separate from the basic alignment adjustments made with the protractor alone, so I assume the both are required anyway.
Bob,
Redtrumpet (www.redtrumpet.com) sells the wally tools now or Wally sometimes hangs out on the audioasylum (www.audioasylum.com) vinyl section.

Jay