What trans (SUT) for a Victor mc-5E cartridge?

Don't feel that you must spend a lot of money for an excellent SUT - like a silver-wire Koetsu ($2000). The Bellari I bought for $450 is about the most I personally would spend! There are some nice Fidelity Research SUT's available on eBay from Japan  for under $500!

Correction: in my second post the SUT in use with the Denon 103R is the model 320 - which has only one set of inputs. 

There is no one "right" transformer for a particular mc cartridge. Each SUT + cartridge has a particular "flavor"! Took me a long time to realize this! Now I have several SUT's on hand to try and use with my collection of lomc's. None of the SUT's are bad matches! They all sound "good"! The late Art Dudley stated the same thing - and he was a serious fan of LP playback! You cannot go wrong with any of the SUT's on your list!

I usually buy second hand SUT's on eBay - along with new custom-made ones using vintage microphone transformers (Altec). I also have a new Bellari ($450) that I like a lot. along with a Denon 340. Right now I have a Coral Sleeping Beauty mc on the FR29 arm/Ariston RD11 TT into one of the custom-made SUT's ($200). On the Pioneer PLX 1000 TT I have a Denon 103R into the Denon SUT. On these two TT setups the SQ is quite excellent!

I speak from experience. I bought my first lomc and SUT back in 1977. A GAS Sleeping Beauty Super Elliptical (Coral B777) and a Cotter Verion P SUT (Jensen). $200 and $375. Before this I had two other cartridges: MicroAcoustics 2002E electret and a Dynavector 20B high output mc.