what arm for kiseki agate ruby?

It may not help you, but I have a Kiseki Purple Heart Sapphire, which has a similar motor to your phono cartridge. I have tried it in lots of arms and it sounds better in high mass arms, IMHO.

This whole thing with primary arm resonance is a real red herring generally. The secondary arm resonances and cartridge resonances fall into the audible range, whereas the primary resonance is below the audible range, so IMHO primary arm resonance, unless grossly too high or low, is of very little consequence to the overall sound of the tonearm/cartridge system.

Best, of luck!

Thanks Viridian!

It is a red herring!!

Based on the specs it screams low mass, but the problem is not many low mass arms (back then) could handle a 11.2 gram cartridge.

Right now I have an Audiocraft AC-300 that could work but not worthy of such a nice cartridge.

Cheers

I used a Purple Heart Saphire in a Zeta tonearm for quite a while in back in the day. Perhaps not a great match on paper but I got great musical sound, so I echo Viridian's suggestion re: a high mass arm.
I still have the cart but unfortunately not the arm.

Thanks for the insight Lespier. By the way I think you have the most impressive system that I have seen on this site in years, because you had courage to invest in diy all the way.
It looks awesome. Love the diy tables.

I am going to try the Kiseki on a Alphason HR100s; on paper it looks right and it's a gimble on a idler which is traditionally good to go.