Uni-Protractor Set tonearm alignment

Dear Thuckan, whats the use of the greatest protactor if one can not manage to take advantage of the offered precision?
The improper alignments that you have seen and heard, were due to wrong calculations or average protractor's quality. But if they were arised by the clumsiness of user, well, not only it is irrelevant to this thread, but I think that can also humiliate the demonstrator especially if he is one of the hardcore guys. If the user can not manipulate his fingers and his eyes, how can we speak about hearing faint sonic changes, since this presupposes the mental calm and a certain degree of manipulation of our nerves?
Can you please explain to me what the third photo is were about? Is this a demonstration of a great alignment?

I'm not the one who is tolerant for this last o.1mm !
I can not imagine someone to spend his money on great TT/arm/cart, when at the same time he is carelessly putting the needle just close to the protractor's hole. It is always about to make the best with what we have. We tend to waste our energy by giving our greatest effort on the most anal alignment we can get, but unfortunately our protractors have limited precision and this is where the success ends. But when we watching the opposit happening, it is at least dissapointing. It is not about how experienced is the user. Once the setted alignment is verified as average by the protractor, when you can see the misalignment by your naked eye, you just don't proceed with a listening session until the results become satisfied. No excuses for newbies. Ιt is a matter of respect to your hobby & your cartridge.

Hi Dertonarm, you mentioned in your thread above;

"Tonight I will introduce the UNI-scope here on Audiogon.
A superior option to magnify the cartridge's stylus on template by 20 - 200x with a special USB-microscope + macro-cold light + PC/MAC-view, photo storage and measurement option."

"Including plug'n'play software for PC-Windows, MAC OS-X and Linux."
"Furthermore ideal to judge wear or possible damage of stylus."

Did you post?

This Syntax is obviously a worthtless marketing manager;
he used the wrong protractor for his PR.

Regards,

Hi Dev, not yet. Delayed by "real world business commitments" which consumed all my time ...;-) .... hope I can list it tonight.
Cheers,
D.