If you have and like an SPU cartridge, it is a matter of choosing a suitable arm, I don't think the type of table particularly matters. Some people insist on being vintage appropriate, but, to me, a good table, regardless of vintage, deserves a good arm whatever the vintage.
I had the privilege of hearing a collection of four different Ortofon SPU cartridges, two were older, and two were current models, on a modern top-end Ortofon arm. This was an interesting comparison--I liked both the highly regarded older model and the latest top end SPU model which sounded quite different from the older model. The Ortofon tonearm is a favorite of the dealer who was doing the audition (the table was a Thorens 124). I would suggest the Ortofon arm, but, it is made by Jelco, which recently went out of business, so it, like a lot of other arms made by Jelco, have become quite hard to find.
I had the privilege of hearing a collection of four different Ortofon SPU cartridges, two were older, and two were current models, on a modern top-end Ortofon arm. This was an interesting comparison--I liked both the highly regarded older model and the latest top end SPU model which sounded quite different from the older model. The Ortofon tonearm is a favorite of the dealer who was doing the audition (the table was a Thorens 124). I would suggest the Ortofon arm, but, it is made by Jelco, which recently went out of business, so it, like a lot of other arms made by Jelco, have become quite hard to find.