Every day I see another turntable recommendation...

"sounds like you are saying I can’t share by with the Hagerman Trumpet?"

Absolutely not. It’s just considering what you will have invested in the complete table assembly. Your sports car with budget tires?

By all the positive reports by user and reviewers it’s a winner. Reality-it’s a $1K very good phono stage that can be bettered with all the choices you have. Listen to a setup with equipment in your desired price point. It won’t have a $1K phonostage for a reason.

The most phonostage you can afford to fully exploit the table's potential.

All I can say is I was somewhat disappointed with tt's in price range of $1k-$5k area, this including arm. Always had issues with at least one area of sound quality in this price area. I had various phono stage in price range of $500-nearly $3k and cartridges in range of $300- $2k to match with the tt's.

My reference for sound quality has long been really top flight analog setups, the best being many multiples of $10k. Not having owned this I rely on my aural memory. What I recall from those setups is extremely high resolving capabilities along with the ease and/or natural qualities analog is renowned for. My setups did pretty well with the natural qualities, resolving capabilities not really close.

My other reference has long been my digital setups which have usually exceeded my analog setups in resolving capabilities. I have issues accepting lower resolving capabilities from analog when my digital exceeds here, I easily get bored from lack of involvement when I'm aware of missing information. Missing info means far more than simply lacking detail.

IME, obtaining higher and/or highest resolving capabilities from vinyl is what differentiates the big buck setups from the lesser setups. But  then, what is acceptable in this domain depends on the individual, seems many get pleasure from less costly setups.

It is largely dependent on equipment isolation, power quality and room. I'd spend more on those three aspects and be happier with your current setup, then,  any going forward.

Saul, of the brands you mentioned Basis is handily the best. The 2200 is $8000 so it is not in your range. The Inspiration is one of my favorite tables but it is beyond my monetary comfort level. If the 2200 is beyond yours the closest match at a reasonable price would be the Sota Nova. All those other turntables you mentioned are not isolated by a suspension. They will not shield the cartridge from extraneous vibration ( sound) as well if at all. The Rega turntables offer the most for the money. The RP10 is as good as any of the other turntables. 

@mijostyn i thought the Clearaudio magnetic bearing was a kind of suspension. no?