Turntable versus tonearm versus cartridge: which is MOST important?

After many years of using various tonearms including four different VPI arms, the 3D printed plastic arm included, I installed my first Reed 3P. It was an epiphanous moment. The huge sonic difference is no doubt due to the amazingly talented designer Vidmantas Triukas. The experience convinced me that if I had to choose between a $250,000 Tech Das table mated to lets say a VPI arm, which I believe to he kludged together pieces of junk, or a restored Garrard 301 with a Reed 3P, I would choose the latter every day of the week and Sunday too. It-the discovery and conclusion-was against all of my pre-conceived notions and assumptions. Enlightenment. May it come to you too. I am self-aware that this sounds arrogant on my part. But once you hear a really well designed arm there is no going back. 

Reed 3p is nice, I bought mine in Luthuania about 8 years ago, which version do you have? @fsonicsmith

I bought a demo version from them, it’s Cocobolo (18g effective mass) 12 inch, cryo treated copper wire. 

Luthuania you say. Where Lex Luthor lives? ;)

Cartridges wear out. Tables and arms don't. Do the arithmetic.

I have a 12" Cocobolo with Firewire and a 10.5" Ebony with Firewire. 
My 12" is paired up with my heavily modded TD124 and my 10.5 is on my modded 301. You can see pics in my profile