Best turntable base & tonearm for $1000?

thanks!

Sumiko tonearm was made by Jelco (OEM)

A Sumiko arm is likely to be on many used SOTA they are good arms

As @noromance  said try to find a used SOTA Sapphire with a Jelco arm

A big focus is on vibrations... so anything with great dampening would be preffered.

Used SOTA. 

Excel sound corp does not list  compliance in their specs. But it is probably around 12 um/mN. It is better to go with a lighter tone arm because you can always add mass. I would suggest the Mobil Fidelity StudioDeck. It is a beautiful little table with a simple but very effective tonearm. If your resonance frequency is high you just add a head shell weight. 

Turntable base ?
Do you mean Drive/Motor (or Plinth if you already have a Drive) ?

Honestly, your budget is too low, because a good vintage tonearm alone cost $500-700 minimum. You can make a custom plinth for any drive, but you have to find a good drive first, not sure what you can get for $500, maybe some vintage direct drive like Denon PD-75 or Victor TT-71 or 81 ?  

A mid mass tonearm for your Hana is probably Victor UA-7045 for $500-700 if you're lucky with a nice working sample on used market. Very good tonearm for the money. 

If you can expand your budget you have to look for SP-20