SUT into MM input section of Solid State Phono Stage

Hello and thank you for all of the replies thus far.
Unfortunately I think I may not have been  clear in my original post and I’m truly sorry for the confusion.
My Hirata Tango at 1:8 step up ratio is a great match for my Zebra Wood Benz Ruby ZH that has a .7 mV output and 38 ohm internal impedance. That should give me about 18 dB and present a load of roughly 738 ohms if I remember correctly,  which sounds great!
I was just curious if any of you had tried doing this into a solid state phono and if it sounded better than using the mc section which in solid state phono’s often use an active gain of fet/bipolar transitors, etc instead of SUT’s.
Thanks much and best wishes,
Don

Yes, I know that my Forte is not a State of the Art phono stage.  I had bought it to be used just as a backup for my main phono stage.  I never thought of the Forte as being bad, but I was certainly cognizant that there are much better available.

However, when I hooked up my Tango SUT to the moving magnet section, I was simply amazed at how much nicer this combo sounded than simply using the MC section on it's own.  What an incredible difference!  It still doesn't compete with my Tango/Artemis Labs Ph-1 tubed phono combo, but man... I have to say I was shocked.

So this experiment just made me wonder if anyone here has tried it themselves (using your SUT into a solid state phono).... you might be surprised at what you hear.

I think most people probably use their SUT into the moving magnet section of their tubed phono I as do.  Anyhow, was just wondering.

Best Wishes,
Don