Best Pre-Amp for a Phonograph

[msherman]

I have a denon 1905 receiver but there is no phono input with this...and i have a lot of vinyl that i adore.
so...i need a phono pre-amp.
money is an object, so what is the best i can get for under $120?
i've read about two so far, and the specs honestly mean nothing to me...
perhaps someone can help

They are the Pro-Ject Phono box (specs follow) for $119

Technical Specifications:
Input Sensitivity MM 5mV / 1kHz
Input Sensitivity MC 0.45mV / 1kHz
Input Impedance MM 47K ohms / 100 pF
Input Impedance MC 100 ohms / 100 pF
Output Voltage 200mV / 1kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion <0.005%
RIAA Curve Accuracy 20Hz-20kHz / max 0.5
Signal to noise Ratio MM > -88dB
Signal to noise Ratio MC > -79dB
Power Supply type Mains-fed outboard power supply
Output voltage 15-16V/50mA AC
Dimensions (WHD) 4-1/2 x 4-1/2 x 1-1/4 in
Weight .65 lbs.


and the TCC TC-750
Audiophile Quality Phono Preamp


limited lifetime defective exchange warranty



RIAA freq response 20hz-20,000hz +/- 0.5dB, S/N ratio 70dB



CE certified; nice packaging suitable for gifting


gold-plated jacks and black anodized metal casing



ground wire terminal; power indicator


includes AC adaptor, RCA cable and miniplug adaptor

for $60 bucks.

don't know which will be better...poor sound quality bugs the crap out of me, and i know what all of the music should sound like.
thanks for any help

142mm long / 73mm wide / 37mm high

[Glen B]

Add to your list the Music Hall Phono Pack at $120.00 and the Parasound ZPhono at $149.00.