Phono Stage with XLR outs


Taking another stab at vinyl after about a year break. Not going too fancy but would like a phono stage with both RCA and XLR outputs. My amp, Boulder 866, only accepts XLR. I do have a set of Cardas adapters but thinking to do it right. 
Budget - under $1500 used or new. 
Table - Clearaudio Concept with Hana ML moving coil cartridge. 
Not trying to compete with my Meitner MA3i digital front end. Just looking for good natural presentation. 
Contenders - Pro-Ject DS3 B, Black Ice Audio Fusion, McIntosh MP100

Any other candidates that I should consider?

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Since about 10 years I own a PS Audio GCPH which does a good job between a vdH Frog and a YBA 2 preamp. Very precise but smooth, gives a wide stage and exact timing. You can find this unit in good condition for about $ 600.-, maybe less in the U.S.. It gives possibility to adjust the gain and the resistance so you are prepared for pickup changes in the future. I stayed with the GCPH since a reasonable upgrade would cost thousands of bucks. 

@cooperdude6 I looked at Schiit Skoll. My concern is it’s a glorified Mani with balanced outs. And I owned Mani. It was just not good. So I’ll have to skip that schiit. 
 

@lewm yes the Fusion 9 Mk3 is nothing super fancy. It should be quiet, resolving and have a hint of tube magic (hopefully). I don’t know man…I’m torn between a few phonos. I have time to decide. Got that cool little KC Vibe Mk2 that should hold me over for a few weeks. 

@mitterboeck I was looking at GCPH the last time I had a turntable. It seems to be a good unit but I’m curious to try tubes. 

Many moons ago I had the original JC3 which was just OK then moved to the JC3+ which still was not my cup of tea. It was noisy and didn't like it's tonality. YMMV