2.0 Mv Hana Shibata H enough output for Croft Phono Integrated?

I've been playing with speaker positioning, and this system is starting to sound quite good with the Charisma Denon 103. I just purchased a trio of Amperex Holland 12AX7'a for the Croft today, and I'm going to start there. They should be a nice improvement over the stock JJ's. 

Hana cartridge compliances are listed here.

http://www.music2.nl/hana/

10 grams is effective mass of Amadeus arm. I will have to check out Vinyl Engine to see if the 5 gram (Hana) will be a nice match. donvito- agreed....don't understand why they wouldn't list compliance spec. I'm planning on making a purchase in a week or two, so hopefully I will have things sorted a bit better.

There is no compliance spec on those Hana cartridges. Why would they exclude something as important like that?
https://www.needledoctor.com/HANA-MC-Phono-Cartridge-Shibatahttps://www.needledoctor.com/HANA-MC-Phono-Cartridge-Shibatahttps://www.needledoctor.com/HANA-MC-Phono-Cartridge-Shibata

Make sure that your tonearm will work with the light weight ( 5 gram ) Hana SH!

Yogi- Your advice has always been spot on... I'm starting to think the same, in that the lower 2.0 MV may be the happy middle ground here. People do seem to like their Hana's. Never easy, with a new Hana cartridge around the corner.... but I like the price of the SH. The new one is Microline, and sells for $1200 US. 

The Audio Note has more than 3 times the output ( 6.5mv ) than the Hana. I think you are better off with a lower output cartridge like the Hana. BTW, the Audio Note is a Goldring!
Here ya go!
https://www.tnt-audio.com/sorgenti/audionote_iq3_e.html

Thanks yogiboy. I'm think Audio Note IQ3 or the Hana SH....

The Croft input sensitivity is 1.3 mv. The Hana will be fine!