Here, I thought I was getting great sound from my system and new turntable.  What did I know?  Today, Karl Stewart from 3MAAUDIO suggested that we do a Zenith alignment of the cartridge using the WallyZenith tool.  I agreed and could not believe the immediate improvement we achieved.  What I did not realize until I heard the difference after the first adjustment was how muddy the music sounded before correcting my cartridge's zenith error.  After a few adjustments I was convinced:  I had never heard the music sound so good.  For the record, pun intended, the album we used was the Deutsche Grammophon Beethoven IX. Symphonie conducted by Herbert Von Karajan with the Berliner Philharmoniker. I then auditioned a Billy Strings bluegrass album also much improved.  The turntable was a VPI Prime Signature with the JMW Memorial Tonearm and an Ortofon Cadenza Black 100 cartridge.  I may have to re-listen to all my albums.