Teres 265

Thanks to all of you here and at Audio Asylum for your reveiws of your Teres turntables. Because of them I took the leap of faith and purchased a model 265. I have been using it for 2 weeks now and, while the components are still not fully broken in, it is wonderful. On the advice of my favorite audio dealer, Brooks Berdan, I am using a Graham arm and Lyra Helikon cartridge with it. Electronics are Audio Research, amp is Theta Dreadnaught with four modules that I use in bi-amp configuration with Vandersteen 3A Sig. speakers.
I know many of you would like a complete and more importantly, a honest reveiw of its upsides and downsides. Unfortunately I am not the one to do that. I punch a clock for a living and am not very good at writing but, I love music and this turntable is the best source component that I have ever had. The two most noticable improvements to music that the Teres has made is the soundstage is more rounded and 3D, if that makes sense to anybody. And the bass is more defined, and at every level there is more detail. How much is the table, the arm, or the cartridge I have no idea since they are all new to me. Together they are more than I hoped for. Plus, the wood is very pretty. I am so glad I stumbled upon the teres threads.