So many great golden era DD tables out there, what do you recommend for $1000?

I basically now have three very nice tt that I like the sound and operation of each one set up in my main rig.
So here are my next questions.
I am thinking of having all three plugged into say a high quality passive switching box so I can easily swap from one to the other without changing cable inputs on my phono which only has one input.
The question is would anybody consider this to be potential detrimental move regarding sq by signal degradation or?
Does anybody do this themselves here?
And lastly would anybody have a suggestion for a high quality switch box that would work for three tt inputs?
Thanks

In my experience, with more unnecessary connections, there will be a sonic price to pay. Especially with phono.

@uberwaltz Luxman AS4III switch.
However, the phono connection is the worst place you could ever install a switch. The rule of thumb is to keep the connection as short as possible from tonearm/cartridge to phono preamp/sut.

@uberwaltz  
in the phono stage signals of the microvolt order pass, use of commutation boxes and switches can happen as well as worsen the sound of capturing noises and hum; don't ruin everything.
Rather it changes pre phono looking for some pre amp also vintage that has more phono inputs or add another preamplifier.

About where my thoughts lay.
Well the sut has two inputs so will leave at that.
Note to self ..... Don't be lazy!