What's been your turntable ownership over the years?

This is just off of the top of my head - I am pretty sure I have had other tables over the years.

1986 - vintage Audio Technica (inherited from my father)
1988 - JVC direct drive (high school table)
1998 - Oracle Delphi Mk II plus various upgrades (first real high end table)
1999 - Goldmund Studio (still a great table)
2000 - Verdier La Platine (finicky, but magical)
2008 - SME 20/a (bullet proof and high resolution)
2014 - SME 30/2 (best I've owned)

I like this Goldmund/Verdier/SME sequence. Where would you go to next?
For me it's been Nottingham Spacedeck/Spacearm for the last seven years. Some junk before that. I will never sell the Spacedeck even if one day I upgrade it. I could give it away to someone special though, theoretically speaking. But any real upgrade would put me in $10k category, so not going to happen any time soon, that's for sure.

1970-ish AR Turntable
1973-Technics SP-10
1980s- Well Tempered, heavily tweaked
1990s- sorry, too busy
2005  Kuzma Reference/Triplanar
2006- to date Kuzma XL/Airline arm

2017- refurbished SP 10, see 1973.

@terry9 what I like about Joel’s tonearms is their design and precision in adjustability. They do take some time to get familiar with and must be mounted with precision (like any tonearm) but once in place are supremely controlled, accurate but also musical across the full frequency spectrum. I previously owned SME and TriPlanar arms and the two Durands easily outperform them, especially in terms of control at frequency extremes. Joel is also a great person, I place high value in being able to deal directly with the designer to help you get the most out of your equipment