It would have to be one of the sources. I am going to say it’s my Klimax LP12 for making a spectacular comeback last year.
I’d previously owned one that I sold six years ago. The replacement bought last year was pretty much the same specification as the old one had been. Buying second hand ensured that it cost little more than what I’d got for the one I’d sold.
However, there was one detail that made all the difference in the world. It had the Urika II digital phono stage, which wouldn’t please analogue purists. Together with the improved clock of the new Klimax DSM, that took vinyl sound quality to a higher level than I’d ever experienced before. This improvement was consolidated by bringing the turntable up to the then current Klimax spec with a couple of upgrades, the Karousel bearing and Radikal 2 power supply.
I am loving vinyl again more than ever and don’t feel a need to buy any of the newer upgrades like Bedrok that have appeared since. As a friend said recently, upgrading is like travelling by bus - you can get on or off at any stop you wish.