Phono cable recommendations


I own a VPI Classic 3 to.  My cartridges are low output MC's (.2mV, and .5mV).  I experience a low level hum (not terribly bad, but noticeable when the volume is up).  My phono preamp is an Sutherland AcousTech PH-1P.  My preamp is an Audible Illusions L3.
Using different interconnects from my tt to my phono preamp have lessened the amount of hum I hear, but have never eliminated the hum.  Of course the different interconnects present different qualities.  Some good, some not so good (I had good results using Siltech FTM 4 Sg, quiet, but I felt the sound was too dark for my taste, my favorite was the Anti-Cable level 4....beautifully transparent, detailed, huge sound stage, but noisy, Audioquest Cheetah IC's....nice, but still a little noisy).
My two questions are:
1.  Will a dedicated 'phono interconnect' be more appropriate in this position (tt to phono preamp)?
2.  Any recommendations (say up to the $1k price point....please include inexpensive recommendations also)?
In advance, thanks, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts / recommendations!
louisl
Why is your system humming? I would try and cure this before throwing money at cables. Hum is caused by many things, lamps, transformers, bare leads, or missing insulation on any cartridge clip wires, ground loop, ect...


Matt M
Make sure the phono cable has grounding wires attached to it. Purist Audio makes some nice phono cables.
Just picked up an Audio Sensibility phono impact se. Sounds great, better than my other shielded DIY cable which was no slouch.This cable is made with cryogenically treated, Teflon insulated, 7N Ohno Continuous Cast (OCC) copper. $174 CDN. They have more expensive cable, solid silver that are under $1K. they also have a sale on now till April 30th.
Thanks to all for your suggestions.
mdelrossi...I will definitely check out the Audio Sensibility cables, thank you.