I would highly recommend the Teres 255 TT. I feel it will compete with or beat any other table you listed, and do it for about 1/4-1/3 of the price. Also, the Teres 255 is readily available as a completed table, so there doesn't have to be any DIY involved.
I also would say that the Origin Live tonearms should be on your list, as they will do at least as well, and IMO better than any arm you listed.
I have some agreement with Jtinn about arm selection. I, too, am a gimbal-bearing arm proponent. Triplanar is also a very good one, as he mentioned.
If you must have a unipivot, the Graham 2.2 is about the best of them.
I feel you should not choose a tonearm, unless you are sure about the types of cartridges you plan to use. Arms are not universal in this regard, and it is important to plan the arm/cartridge matchup for best results.
I also would say that the Origin Live tonearms should be on your list, as they will do at least as well, and IMO better than any arm you listed.
I have some agreement with Jtinn about arm selection. I, too, am a gimbal-bearing arm proponent. Triplanar is also a very good one, as he mentioned.
If you must have a unipivot, the Graham 2.2 is about the best of them.
I feel you should not choose a tonearm, unless you are sure about the types of cartridges you plan to use. Arms are not universal in this regard, and it is important to plan the arm/cartridge matchup for best results.