Yes. OPA1611 (single version of the dual 1612) has 2.27x higher noise (22Hz - 22kHz band) than the old good NE5534, with Shure M35X cartridge. With Ortofon 2m blue the difference is even bigger (higher inductance). OPA1611/12 choice is an incompetent design choice for MM, due its high current noise. Input current noise is 1.7pA/rt(Hz) compared to 0.6pA/rt(Hz) of NE5534 (both at 1kHz). A look into datasheets and understanding circuit design rules would tell the designer not to use 1611/12 for MM.
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Noise with M35X is 72uV for NE5534, but 163.7uV for OPA1611. Almost same proportionality as is for input current noise. Also, please note that the frequency interval above 1kHz is much more important for integrated noise than the low frequency range below 1kHz (because of the 47k resistor shunted by rising cartridge inductive impedance). This is still overlooked by some persons.
Simulations and real life results fit perfectly. And listening as well. You hear sharp hiss with the opamps like AD797, LT1028, ADA4898 and OPA1611, when connected to the cartridge. And total silence when connected to 20 ohm or 50 ohm, but that is the irrelevant test method.