Fujeo: Dial Log
Carmine Grimes
Every vinyl enthusiast who runs more than one cartridge knows the frustration: you swap head shells, jot the counterweight position on a sticky note, and weeks later can't remember whether those numbers were for the Ortofon on the Technics or the Denon on the Music Hall. One misread tracking force reading is enough to chew through a stylus or score a record. Fujeo gives every cartridge-turntable combination its own calibration card. Photograph the counterweight dial, enter your cartridge model, and Fujeo's AI cross-references the manufacturer's recommended tracking force range — then delivers an instant wear-risk rating so you know whether to nudge the weight before you drop the needle. Anti-skate values, VTF readings, and setup notes all land in one place, building a permanent reference library that grows with every session. Flip to any past card to restore a proven configuration in minutes rather than guessing from memory. Whether you're dialing in a new moving-coil cartridge or returning to a table after months away, your exact settings are always one tap away.
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