Hi Glen, I'm going to assume you're wishing to also stay vintage with the turntable, yet want something that will offer great sound, and also be a very attractive turntable, hopefully making you forget about the sad loss of the Pioneer table years ago.
Yes, there were many very nice Pioneers over the years, as well as many nice Technics Tables, and many of these can be gotten for virtually peanuts.
My buddy seems to pick up lots of these nice Technics at yard/garage sales in florida.
I just earlier mentioned Denon Tables in another thread, and Denon made some real beauties years ago.
I own a beautiful Denon DP-2550 as a spare table, and some of the nice models of Denon I've always liked, and admired, were the DP-2000, the DP-2500, DP-2550, DP-59L, and especially, one of my all time vintage favs, the Denon DP-60L.
The DP-60L doesn't pop up on ebay quite that often, but I have seen a few mint examples over the last couple of years, even though I don't search ebay that often for them.
The DP-60L came from the Factory with two Tonearm Wands, a Straight Wand-Arm, with offset Headshell,and an S-Shaped Wand-Arm with Straight headshell. One could then easily fit different Cartridges on both arms, and do a swap in a matter of seconds, only needing to reset vertical tracking force, and anti-skate.
Team a Turntable such as this with a mint Shure V-15 Type III, and I think you'll be a very proud, and happy "Vintage" man. Mark