The turntable is the foundation of your analog chain. The Concept is a nice entry level table. I had one, but didn't keep it long. It was way too sensitive to footfalls in my listening space. While it may be better on more solid footing, that points to a basic weakness of the table, that it isn't well isolated.
Generally speaking, a well engineered turntable with a good tonearm and good isolation with a modest phono stage and cartridge will sound better than a higher end phono stage or cartridge and a modest turntable.
If the turntable and tonearm don't allow the cartridge to perform at its best, the signal that the cartridge sends to the phono stage isn't going to be improved by a better phono stage.
My advice is start with the table, then get a better phono stage. You have a very nice cartridge.
Generally speaking, a well engineered turntable with a good tonearm and good isolation with a modest phono stage and cartridge will sound better than a higher end phono stage or cartridge and a modest turntable.
If the turntable and tonearm don't allow the cartridge to perform at its best, the signal that the cartridge sends to the phono stage isn't going to be improved by a better phono stage.
My advice is start with the table, then get a better phono stage. You have a very nice cartridge.