Anyone have experience to share regarding the Ortofon Cadenza Bronze MC cartridge?

The Ortofon Bronze is a superb cartridge, and in my opinion is the best sounding of the Cadenzas (I've owned them all). It is not a warm sounding cartridge compared with, say, Benz or Koetsu, but is just a tad warmer than the typical (neutral) Ortofon sound. I doubt you would be disappointed by it.

I own both the Cadenza Bronze and Black and I like the Bronze quite a bit better.  But the cartridge I use now is Andy Kim's modified Denon DL-103 cartridge.  In my  system it outperforms all the Ortofon, Audio Technica, and Koetsu cartridges I own and it is only $600ish.  Save yourself a couple of thousand dollars and get it instead. https://trackingangle.com/equipment/needle-clinics-denon-103-phono-cartridge

The Ortofon Cadenza Bronze is indeed a fine cartridge, though I do wish the body featured a swept underside as it does ride close to the record surface when navigating warps. If you prefer something with natural warmth AND a lively, energetic presentation you may want to consider something from the EMT lineup. I’m a dealer for both brands.

It is one of my favorite cartridges-I commented on it in the "5,000-10,000 MC-is there a difference?" thread that has crept down in the most recently commented-upon threads, but not too far. In short, despite currently using a $10,000 Lyra Etna and a $6,000 Van den Hul, the Cadenza Bronze remains one of my top three or four cartridges. 

I would consider the Ortofon SPU Royal N has the qualities of a SPU in musicality, but because of the Replicant Stylus you get the detail as well.