Need help finding a phono/preamp


Getting into vinyl and using stuff I have and so far have bought.
Pioneer PL-550 turntable
nagaoka mp 110
Active krk rokit 6 g3

What phono/preamp would best go with my setup thx, I can also mention I know preamps can cost crazy amounts so my range is say max 500
endless108
Got everything up and running.100% in love with the mani, sound is out of this world! Thanks all
So I have a Schiit Mani in a drawer. When I was running MM cartridges, it worked fine and lots of the music made its way through. Once I shifted to MC cartridges, it was unable to reject RFI from a nearby radio antenna. I spoke with Schiit and my local experts, but there was no solution that worked. 

At that point, I started going up the price tree till I foundd a stage that could reject noise and sound superb.

I share all this so that you can think about down the road as well. If you live in an area without much radio interference or EMI, I would agree that the Schiit Mani is a respectable contender. It will get you into vinyl playback and will let some of that magic come through. 

When and if you decide to upgrade, you won't be out much money.

If, however, you do live in an area with interference, you can either decide now to stick with MM cartridges and avoid MC or you can look now for a stage that can do a better job at rejecting such noise.

Hope this helps.
@endless108 , you will not be disappointed with the Schiit Mani.  I just received another one to hook up with my 1987 Rega P3 driving a vintage pair of Klipsch Forte II's.  The system is a "house warming" gift to my 29 year old son and his fiancée.
Parks Puffin
It'll make any color or diamond clear sonics to match any cartridge. Magic reduces record noise. More to come.
Shannon's got free firmware planned out for the next 3 years that he sez will blow your mind.
If you can solder he'll give you plans for SPDIF out.  Or he can do it for a C. It might be needed in the future if Mads Buchardt's active speaker sets catch on.

https://www.facebook.com/ParksAudio/
The Schiit Mani is hard to beat for the $$. That said, I almost replaced mine, actually considered a used Parks ‘original’ phono stage, not the Puffin. But decided to gamble a bit, and bought a Chinese LPS unit for the Mani for $120 as I had read many good reports from adding one. A surprisingly nice improvement as soon as I hooked it up. Immediately switched the gain on the Manu down a notch, and everything seemed much more balanced and smooth. Right now, I have no desire to replace the Mani anymore....but eventually will, no doubt.
If you're not opposed to looking at used equipment, check into the Graham Slee brand. I use one with a Pioneer PL-530 table and the result is very good. One thing about the Slee line that really makes them shine is the use of their dedicated power supply (PSU1). That may push your budget a bit but there are units out there if you search enough.

The Parks Puffin deserves its own discussion. I have one of those with my pro-ject table strictly for poorly recorded albums. Great way to improve any sound that needs it. Lacking treble, midrange or bass, no problem. Cool gizmo regardless that it is going through a sort of digital equalizer before it comes out analog again.
I would highly recommend the 110 LP V2 from simaudio. Under $500, multiple adjustments to fit any cartridge. I love the sound of mine with my VPI Classic 1 table and Lyra Kleos cart.
I had this Cambridge Alva Duo for a while, my plans changed, no longer needed it.

https://www.cambridgeaudio.com/usa/en/products/hi-fi/phono-preamp/duo

Quality construction, good price, $300.

two inputs in rear:1 MM moving magnet, and 1 MC Moving Coil.
one output in rear to any line level input

front selects either rear MM input or rear MC input, which is very versatile for MM now, MC later, or TT with two tonearms 1 MM, 1 MC
A good valve a Schitt Mani...I have never read a bad review  and have seen it compared to other companies  phono stagese costing 3 times more.
Schiit Mani phono stage - $130. And a 5K ohm stereo pot connected to your long cables to reach the active KRK speakers.