Any new turntable brands we should pay attention to ?

Hey Terry, could you tell me how far above the top surface of a table’s platter is the top of the Terminator? And how far to the right of the platter’s center spindle does the arm's support structure extend? I’m looking to see how the arm will sit on a VPI HW-19. Thanks---Eric.

Bryston! First turntable from an older company!
http://www.bryston.com/products/phono/BLP-1.html

This company deserves an attention and recognition as their TT are way too good and under price: Please check this out: www.sam-audio.biz look at the Reference model and check out the photo of how it's put together.

Technics was out of the game for a while. So they are now a new contender, with two new designs, the SL-1200G and the new SP-10. They are the most speed stable designs available.

I've yet to see the new SP-10, but the SL1200 employed 5 different means of vibration control including a damped platter. In stock form it is a very impressive machine (and from the ground up a different design than its distant SL1200 forebears); we got one and mounted a 12" Triplanar on it.

And what cartridge do you use with it, Ralph?