Compare: Basis Debut, VPI TNT, top Teres tables

well, for what its worth Mr. Kondo of Audio Note Japan has assembled some very expensive, did i say very expensive systems for international clients, and in his cost no object systems, he uses the Simon Yorke S7 turntable and tone arm. That is the same one that Michael Fremers has as his reference turntable. While there will be a lot different opinions posted, it is in Kondo-san's ears, i trust.

I have been waiting for feedback on this Subject,I can`t believe no one have a opinion about these Tables

I think, there are no more ideas. Everyxthing about tables was written, some search and you will find lots of info. Personally I think the Basis is one of the better ones, the musical reproduction is right, quality is excellent and it works always.
Some time ago I wrote a small comment about a teres table, compared to a Basis ( "...not on par with Basis "), then I got a answer that I am not a nice guy, that there are negative things known about me and more things in that direction. I asked the writer, what he knowns about me, he answered, he knows nothing about me ...
I think based on that direction, that the Teres Table is pushed here in the Forum, personally I don't care, but being a bit critical is recommended.
The VPI TNT is a nice table, it is a good one, but the Basis is a class of it's own, and here you have the Vacuum option. BTW, the smaller 2500 is excellent.

I compared the Debut to a Simon Yorke 7. They are on par and I did like the Basis more ( much more multifarious with arms ), so I bought it. The simon yorke should have a Vibraplane and I was not that mad about it.

I wanted it simple, reliable and honest.

Can't comment much on the others, but for over 13 years I've owned a Basis Ovation that was upgraded a number of years ago to the equivalent of Debut Gold Standard Vacuum, and the only table I've heard over that time that I like better at dealers' and friends (no, haven't heard the Teres) has been the SME 30; the rest may be on a similar quality level but "better" will wind up a matter of what your personal tastes are. I think that the Basis table may be a little less "lively" sounding than some other tables, though I view that as effective damping of vibrations by the Basis. I would spring for the vacuum version, it's worth the extra cost--much blacker background and better dynamics.

I re-read the post that Thomas refers to. I think perhaps there is a misunderstanding about what the poster meant when he said that "Thomas is a bad guy". IMHO, that remark was meant to be a sarcastic response because the poster felt that Thomas was putting down the Teres table abit even though he, Thomas, had not heard it.

I don't think the poster really meant that Thomas is a bad person.

Just my observation.