Ideal SUT for Lyra Olympos cartridge?


I have a Lyra Olympos on a Graham Phantom arm and like this combination alot. I am looking for the SUT that can best match this cartridge. I've got a rather inexpensive Cinemag which simply doesn't highlight the attricutes of this cartridge at all. Price aside, what would fellow Goners suggest and where to get it. Auditorium, Express, Shindo, looking for some meat on the bones type of sound and hopefully some flexibility for future carts.
frontier1
Dear Frontier1, ask Syntax - he has the Lyra Olympos running since 15 months and has a wide selection of SUTs.
Cheers,
D.
Btw, that does not means in any way Syntax is " correct ". As you with those 20 years using Ikeda wire many of us choosed to live in the " error " for months as Syntax or years like you.

IMHO all of us has the right and the desire to learn and grow-up.

Regards and enjoy the music,
Raul.
Frontier1,
I'm fully with Rauliruegas on this one!
Excuse this crazy question but have you tried the Lyra straight into the MM input of your Shindo? This might give you a taste of how good a non-SUT setup can be? I do not doubt that there a great SUTs out there but they are few and far between(probably expensive too, + extra interconnect cost)), I personally never came across one.
I have a 0.28mV MC Colibri which I ran for a year into the ARC Ref Phono MC input (built-in Jensen SUT, 69db gain). Not sure what alcohol or drug I was on one night but I tried it into MM (48db gain) and up to this day I can't believe how much better it is. Yes there's a bit more hiss but the sound, OMG! So I'm now looking for a higher output Colibri. For half the cost of a great SUT I suspect you can finance an upgrade/crossgrade to a good non-SUT valve higher gain phono stage, maybe. BTW it also wouldn't suprise me if a cheaper higher output Lyra sounds better straight into MM than your current cart through an SUT...
Dear Frontier1, uuuhhps - I forgot: - of course, only Raul is right, constantly learning, constantly growing-up (god - he must be tall by now !) and he is the one only "objective" source of information here on Audiogon.
Forget my remark about an experienced owner of the Olympos with a high gain phono stage and many SUTs.
Forget too about all the technical synergies between a moving coil and the corresponding inductance of the matching transformer (SUT).
Go put your Olympos direct into your MM stage .... ;^) ... and live happy ever after.
Enjoy,
D.