As the forum has responded several times, Laguna, Rikon, and Harvey are the tops. Laguna and Rikon have heavy duty versions of their 14's. I still favor my Harvey C-14. 3 HP. It says it can run a 3/4 blade, but I run a 1/2. The Jet has a history of trunnion failures and the quality of the Griz is a step down. Don't try to go cheap, or you will be doing the most expensive thing, having to buy twice! I don't know if the 1 3/4 HP is enough for re-saw hardwood, as I went from a useless tabletop right to the 3 HP. Never bogged down and I have sliced up about 8 inch walnut with it.
Rikon 10-353, 3 HP
Harvey C-14, 3 HP
Laguna 14 -BX is only a 1 3/4 HP though.
Don't know what a Felder costs ( OOOh, expensive!)
The feature between them that seems to be most important is the guides. How fiddley are they? Some love the Laguna's ceramic, some hate them. Other than cheap bearings I replaced, the Harvey guides are easy and quick.
Some have suggested to run a 3/4 or 1 inch band, get a bigger 18 or 20 inch saw due to the fatigue of the band. More money, but consider the larger Rikon and Laguna. Harvey does not make an 18, their step up is a 15. Kind of strange they don't. Another $500 not may seem like a lot, but it less than buying twice.