Tube phono pre amp or Tube preamp + SS phono

I absolutely love my McIntosh Tube Tuner/Preamp, mx110z, it has 2 MM phono inputs that sound terrific, and you could use your existing phono stage thru any input. I use SUT for MC to keep using the mx110z's phono stage.

They have gotten more expensive this past year.

I just saw this one on eBay (it is the z version). Nice, text all clear on faceplate. Minor imperfections to black paint on rear surface of tuner glass, fairly common, and can be repaired if you really care. I broke my glass, had glass made locally (2 holes) and painted it with flat black paint as per original. Someone sells replacement glass online, McIntosh does not have any.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-1971-Mcintosh-MX110-Tube-Preamp-Tuner/224365696174?hash=item343d3cd...

Mine is dead quiet, I forget and leave it on frequently. If this one is not: 30 day returns, you only risk return shipping cost.

this helped me decide to buy it.

https://positive-feedback.com/Issue77/vintage_mcintosh_experience.htm

I would go the route of SS phonostage with tube preamplifier.  More likely to avoid noise issues given the high gain within phonostages. One source for a tube pre is Aric Audio. 

Yeah, what @mesch said! SS phono will be better for dodging RFI/EMI when handling the tiny signal. Tube pre can also offer benefits to digital sources now & later. 
I  previously lived near a radio tower, and tried about 6 tube phono stages before I conquered it with ss. Can't even count the hours wasted troubleshooting w/ makers and dealers trying to get the tube phono stages quiet enough. 
Currently, I  use a Nagra BPS and a BAT tube pre. I like it, but I do sometimes wonder if new location opens the door for revisiting the tube phono route. I  always wanted to try the Herron #2 that so many rave about. Cheers,
Spencer 

Thanks @sbank , @elliottbnewcombjr and @mesch for the inputs. I think I'll go with SS phono.