TEAC TN-5BB is about $2k. Has XLR out and runs off a supplied wallwart but no phonostage.
I have the one down from it and it’s very good but unfortunately they do respond well to better power supplies… Though you could replace the supplied wallwart with a better wallwart like an Ifi X-Power.
If you need to have your turntable 5m away from the rack and phono stage, then I’d look at locating the phono stage with the turntable and use a longer interconnect between the phono stage and the amp.
Your signature shows an LP12. What phono stage are you using ?
What phono stage are you using? Presumably it has a balanced input, otherwise there’s no point in using a turntable with a balanced output, even if you can find one.
I would consider James’s advice and put a phono stage close to the turntable (or even built in) if you really want it that far from the amp.
I guessed that someone must because I found a What Hifi review listed. I was then surprised to find Yamaha actually have a store in London which has one in stock.
An alternative, Project make balanced output turntables.
Sooo I’m still not 100% clear on this: the new deck needs balanced output and a built in power supply but doesn’t need a built in phonostage because you already have one?
Okay so now understanding the issue better, and considering the quality of deck you are used to, I would go for a listen of a Luxman PD-191A and have it fitted with the optional JPC-15000PH XLR tonearm cable.
It’s worth a bit of reading up on that, as I wasn’t sure about it either. From what I can tell a cartridge, particularly MC for some reason, is an inherently balanced source. So even if the other decks offering XLR balanced out might have some electronics on board, it doesn’t make your existing deck not balanced.
Only issue if you ran a MM cartridge with long interconnects would be the capacitance of them. But I think you’re running MC? For the price of a set of balanced phono leads it might be worth an experiment with your existing deck?
Totally willing to be wrong on the above!! But a 15 minute Google produced quite a bit of reading on the topic. Plus, this is one of the best places to be corrected, so I’m sure someone will if I have it incorrect