Good reasonably priced phono stage recommendation

Take a look at fine Austrian engineering. These guys know phono.
https://www.analogueseduction.net/phono-stages-phono-boards/pro-ject-tube-box-s2-mm-and-mc-phono-sta...
So does Shannon Parks, his Budgie or Puffin.

A Jolida JD9 might be a good choice. Affordable, versatile, easy to upgrade and sounds good.

https://www.audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/official-jolida-jd9-thread.344317/

I guess it depends on your definition of "reasonably"

Everything and everyone depends ... ;-)

Hagerman Cornet III around 450

Schiit Mani ($129) will get the job done - and sound excellent! Why pay more?

I think lots of options, I have the hagerman and jolida both are good. I like the hagerman more for twice the price.

@dell agreed.  I've owned a Jolida for years without issue.  It's hard to beat a phono stage with it own 111 page thread. 

As things worked out I found a little British made Creek integrated from 1998 that sounds great and is in perfect condition. Amazingly Creek still sells the phono card that one can put inside to activate the phono/ aux. stage. A local expert loves the Schiit and your other recommendations were great. I went this way because the last thing I need is yet another box and power supply gathering dust on the shelf. Creek users love the phono card; back then the CD reigned supreme and Creek made the phono an extra. I wrote the Creek distributor Music Hall to find out which phono card I needed and they ignored me. But the people in England were extremely helpful and told me they are still producing them. Thanks everyone.