Vpi tnt or vpi rosewood prime b


Looking to upgrade my turntable found a couple a tnt just rebuilt at vpi with 12 inch 3 d tone arm or vpi rosewood with 10 3 d tone arm please advices thanks scooter
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I would go with the Prime besides being a gorgeous table it is a current version and the 10 inch 3D arm is very easy to set up and maintain, with that said the peripheral ring and clamp should be part of your equation with either of the 3D/unipivot arms for best results. I have never had an issue with Lyra carts on any of my VPI unipivots. Enjoy the music
I had a VPI Prime and could not stand the unipivot arm.  Every time I wanted to play a record, I had to constantly fiddle with the arm. The problem was it was always tilting to one side or the other no matter how many times I adjusted it.  I had the same problem wit the VPI Scout, but to a much less degree. I now own a Technics SL1200G and bye bye problems. 
@stereo5 , was it you that didn't like it or your wife and if it was you why did you buy a Prime after owning a Scout, they have a unipivot arm also right. The OPs question was either or or so I thought. Just sayin.
No I never said anything about my vpi red scout just want to upgrade Any  help would be appropriate thanks I’m not branded with any manufacturer thanks scooter
Having a VPI table does not mean you must have a VPI arm. You can take the VPI arm off the TNT (still a fine table imo) and mount any you want. The TNT makes a great platform for linear trackers, the ET being a favorite on the table.