I agree with kodomo's assessment. I also go back and forth among the tests. But sometimes, a worse reading in one test will result in a better reading on another test. So need to find the optimum balance overall. Then confirm, or adjust a little bit if needed, by ear.
I'd say V2 is worth it. The measurements/algorithms are more stable (especially Azimuth readings) and can be seen over a time graph for some measurements. There are a few tests that are new (channel balance, zenith angle) but many are the same or have been improved (especially azimuth...
Just got V2 but havent really put it to use yet. Hopefully not as steep a learning curve as with V1.
If you do the upgrade, the package only comes with the test LPs. You need to use the V1 USB dongle and download the V2 software At first blush, there may be 1 or 2 things I like more with V1...
I, and others, have found that AnalogMagik's azimuth crosstalk readings are generally a bit lower than what one would expect based on a cart's spec. As the cart is optimized, it gets closer though. For example, after critically adjusting a Lyra Delos (spec is > -30dB), I would get -29.23dB...
IMHO, the RR will give you the ability to know whether your speed is accurate (or not) so you can adjust as needed. The Condor will give you the ability to have precise speed stability given is AC regeneration. Either or both separately may be all that you need. But by connecting both and...