Money well spent

Ya i hear ya . I have had amazing tube setups over the yrs .. I cant get that dam vac 110 out of my dreams lol ... It has an inboard 4 tube stage its bitchin for the bucks . I just have to many hobbies lol and my 20 mnth old daughter doesnt leave tons if listening time latley... I find myself playing my piano for her more or guitars for her : )

I have used the Transfi arm for 5 years (originally on a Michell Gyro) and the Salvation TT for 3 years. I have implemented all the modifications Vic has offered to arm and table. I will never replace the Terminator/Salvation combo my only caveat is that I am 63 years old. I think it is one of the best values in this crazy hobby. It is very straight forward to set up (really benefits from careful set up). It offers many DIY tweaking opportunities, ala Darklatern but Vic is the best tweaker so I leave it to him. Find someone close and see and listen to it. Good Luck

Thats what i hear again and again . Not to be vain , but how does the table look . I know from the pics its cool but does it look homemade. I know it shouldn't matter but i do like some visual bling lol   

It looks just like the pictures of the TT and arm on the transfi website. It may not provide the eye candy of some of some of the $25k plus tables but I think it looks very good and not "homemade" at all.  

I agree , vic has a great vision there .  His machining is purposefully chosen . It lowers the cost . Make no mistakes this is a serious " bargain in the tt world !