Ok, this isn't from this decade. Until around 2015 I was using the phono stage from my original Mission Cyrus 1 (1983 model serial 100356) to the input of my Naim Nait 5 via the Cyrus tape out. I tried offerings from Cambridge Audio, Rega, and QED. The Cyrus 1 phono stage just had more PRaT than the other devices. I said to my local Naim dealer that I would be in the market for a used Naim Stageline after borrowing his demo model for a few days. The Naim offers better resolution and more PRaT than the original Cyrus phono stage. The 1983 Cyrus had a plastic case and was falling to bits by this time. The Stageline was purchased. Sadly, the Naim products gave me the dreaded upgradeitus syndrome; the more you hear, the more you hear, the more you want.
My turntable, a 1995 Pink Triangle Anniversary, can rival any LP12. It adds nothing to the music, in my view.