3D-printed 10-inch tonearm built around a gimbal bearing
The JMW 10 3D Gimbal is a straight arm with an integrated headshell that relies on a full gimbal bearing. Its internal wiring is VPI woven copper, which sets it apart from the Reference version, wired with Nordost Reference.
Each wand takes 24 hours to print in 3D, using a plastic and resin compound described as ultralight and indestructible. Only the wand is supplied: fitting it calls for the FB-Base. Counterweight, azimuth and VTA can all be adjusted.
- Bearing: full gimbal
- Internal wiring: VPI woven copper
- Pivot-to-spindle distance: 258 mm
- Effective length of the arm: 273.4 mm
- Effective mass: 10.2 g
- Overhang: 15.4 mm
- Offset angle: 19.98°
- Materials: 3D-processed Delrin and epoxy resin, plus steel, aluminum and copper