What is a good phono stage


I am getting back into records and am looking for a good phono stage. I have seen the commercial reviews for the Graham Era V and the EAR 834.

Has anyone had any experience with the Bryston BP1.5?

I have all Bryston electronics (SP1.7 processor and 3B SST amp), so I thought it would be a good choice. However, it is about twice the price.

Will this give me any better sound over the other two?
What do others recommend?

Thanks,

Michael
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My turntable is a VPI HW-19 IV. My price range for a phono stage is under $2000. I am also looking at upgrading to a VPI TNT in the near future.

Thx.
I have owned the Jolida 9A for about three months now and can highly recommend this excellent phono stage. BUT you have to change the tubes. I am running Tung-Sols now and the detail and extension are impressive.
Under $2000 you should consider Decware ZP 1.5 or 2.0, K&K, and my favorite, the Hagerman Trumpet. All are tubed and come with a 30 day trial period.