Stand out phono stages

The 47 labs phonocube was built around the Miyabi 47 cart. That combo is very good.
You may still not like the phonocube enough, thats a matter of choice.

Have you heard a Naim Superline with Supercap psu, connected via Naim Burndy cable ?

Hopefully I get to listen to a Naim Superline with Supercap soon too. I am looking for something solid state...

Why solid state? Do you live somewhere that vacuum doesn't work? Are you allergic to glass? Inquiring minds want to know.

I have heard the Naim and it sounded pretty good (in a friend's system). My own preference is for tube electronics, but the Naim was decent sounding--dynamic and lively, and with just a little bit of the artificial "edge" to the initial attack of the note that makes solid state often sound mechanical and fake.

My issue with the Naim was that, in my friend's setup, it suffered from some kind of static electric buildup sensitivity that could not be cured by ANY change to the grounding of the unit, the table and the arm. When the air was dry, playing the unit for a while would, sometimes, lead to a loud pop and the unit would freeze up and have to be turned off for a minute or so before it could be re-booted. This was a big annoyance, and the pop had the potential to be speaker damaging but for the low power employed in this system.

For anything under $5k, don't sneeze at an iFi iPhono. When properly run-in it sounds quite frankly unbelieveable (especially when cost is considered). Mike Fremer did not place this unit in his +$100K system with the MC Anna for nothing, he knows how good this piece sounds. I have it in my system now (along-side my PH77) with the Kuzma 4 Point and MC Anna. You would literally have to hear it to believe it.