New Turntable Direction

I do know I need to upgrade my tonearm more than anything. While the 2001 is very precise(as is Basis's slogan)I just am unsure if upgrading the t.t. will add an even higher level of sonics...Yes. I will start my own thread. Thanks.

xagwell, I think you were on the right path with Basis and Oracle. I personally would never live with a turntable that was not adequately isolated. The other three turntables that are adequately isolated are Sota, SME and the Dohmann Helix.
The SOTA Cosmos is easily the best value. The Dohmann is easily the best turntable of the group and the price reflects that. 
The Cosmos has several very attractive features. It has vacuum hold down, the best isolated dust cover which can be used while playing a disc, an excellent motor with excellent speed control, and a magnetic thrust bearing similar to what Clearaudio uses. On the problematic side the Cosmos limits the tonearms you can use. I think an Origin Live Enterprise would be perfect. This would certainly run circles around your Linn. 
Having said all this you can isolate any turntable by putting it on a MinusK platform but this would add another 5K to the price. The Dohmann has MinusK trickery built in. Michael Fremer uses a MinusK under his Continuum. 
Good luck and do tell us what you wind up with!

Go to the Jean Nantais website and see if it might be a good fit. I've been with him 15 years and he changed the way I listen to music and what I hear.

I know it's been a minute since I've been here but the pandemic, retirement and now end of golf season has brought me back.  So first thanks for all your feedback so far.  I still have not done anything but mentally believe 6k for radikal, keel doesn't sit well.  Can't really move on the cartridge until TT decision because at the 2-4K range tone arm mass is important for proper matching and I don't want to limit my options later.  Basically I'll chill until I decide on TT of which I am still attracted to Oracle/Basis.  I gave the Sota Millenium a peek before I wrote this

After some homework I have limited my turntable/arm choices to those lines carried by my local dealers since I'll be able to audition them.  Accordingly that is stay with Linn and do upgrades, or Sota, VPI, EAT. and/or ClearAudio.  I'm am interested in the Sota vacuum option.  The arm hopefully will be a good match with Kiseki Purple or similar..............opinions appreciated but wish me luck!