Is there advantage to balanced phono-preamp


I'm currently using VPI Aries. Is there an advantage to a
phono-preamp that runs in balanced mode.
taters
I've heard many differing opinions on this.

All I can say, is with my BAT VKP10SE, which has a balanced input section, using a din to XLR cable gives a quieter, more deatailed presentation than a din to RCA tonarm cable.

For me and my setup, it helps. Not huge, but noticable.
If you don't have a fully balanced system you are not gaining anything by adding balanced phono corrector.
There seems to be some confusion here.

A phono cartridge is inherently balanced. That is, it has separate hot and neutrals for left and right, and one shield.

There are no better places to run balanced connections than from your phono cartridge into your phono preamp, and then from your phono preamp to your line stage. If those are truly balanced (differential) amplifiers, then balanced connections should yield the highest gain and the lowest noise.

If the "balanced" amplifiers aren't really differential amplifiers - but use op-amps on the inputs and outputs to process balanced connections - then you may lose some of the benefits of a truly balanced set of connections. But with phono connections, it's still likely to result in the lowest noise.