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?

audphile1

Just because a phono stage has XLR outputs does not mean that it is operating in a fully balanced mode.  A fully balanced phono stage will typically have XLR intputs and XLR outputs.

@bobsdevices true. The premise of having a phono stage with XLR outs was to be able to use XLR cables between it and my integrated amp that only accepts XLR. I have never stated having a fully balanced phono stage was a requirement. 

The Parasound JC3+ is an excellent phono stage that can be found on the used market for around $2,500. This could be the ultimate solution as it is very flexible.

Regards

Alessandro

You have received a lot of great suggestions. I'll add one more: the SPL Phonos Duo. I have the "standard" version of this unit and I think it's the best SS phono stage I have ever used. Made in Germany by one of the best audio engineering companies in the business. Their gear is well made (bulletproof), sounds great (very true and neutral) and has a small small footprint. Highly recommended.