Phono preamp evolution

Since getting back into vinyl in yr 2000:
1. NAD 304 - mm stage in integrated amp
2. Musical Fidelity XLP
3. Modified Dynapas
4. Hagerman Cornet w/ Lundahl sut's
5. K&K Audio w/ Lundahl's & TX102 TVC

(ca 1968) Sony TC230 tape deck phono input (built-in)
(1973) Kenwood receiver phono input (built-in)
(1977) Hafler DH-101 phono input (built-in)
(1984)Tandberg 3002 preamp phono input (built-in)
(ca 1985) Monolithic PSb
(ca 1995) Creek OMB-8
(2006) Vacuum State JLTi

ARC PH-3SE,
ARC Ref Phono,
ARC PH-7

Any of you guys (gals) try a Plinius Jarrah? And if so how it compared to some of these others?

Well, when I got back into vinyl a long 3.5 years ago ;-) I was temporarily using the phono stage from my receiver I used in the 80's, (can't remember the name), then I picked up a Dynavector P-75 about 3 years ago and a couple of months ago I switched to a Pass Labs Xono, (what I'm hoping will be my last phono stage). Cheers.

Bryan