Opinions:Roksan Xerxes turntable

I have two older Roksan Xerxes' tables one of which is in use (circa '90) and one on the shelf (circa '85). The new one was found and repaired to try a different arm (Rega 900). The plinth drooping problem is very real and is certain to affect your table if it has not already. It is curable by clamping from below. Droop repaired Roksan's may be as good as new, at least they seem so to me. I paid $2K used for my first one including Tabriz arm, grado TLZ cartridge and PS and I thought it was worth the money. The older power supply for the motor is a one piece box with motor supply and DC power taps. You only need the motor supply unless you have a phono preamp built in. Older motor supplies have that foot stomping something but newer ones (also more expensive ones) may move more to the analytical side. Be certain you like what you hear after trying it all together before you buy. I would also recommend looking around for older Roksan supplies before you plonk down $1K for new ones.