Rega

The Rega Planar 3 RS Edition is made using a special high-pressure laminate (HPL), which is usually used in the senior models of Rega players - Planar 6, Planar 8 and Planar 10. The rigidity of the structure with this approach is significantly improved - as a result, the sound quality has also increased.

The Brio Mk7 integrated amplifier offers 50 watts per channel and is equipped with a phono preamplifier for working with both moving magnet (MM) and moving coil (MC) cartridges. But now the new product is equipped with a built-in DAC unit.

To date, Planar 1 is the most user-friendly Rega player. Now with anti-skating pre-installed on the brand new Rega RB110 tonearm, the Planar 1 player is ready for operation in a few seconds after unpacking. Simply slide the balancing weight all the way to the back of the tonearm, remove the protective cap from the needle, and you can listen to your favorite vinyl.

For the first time in the budget line, the Planar 1 Plus model received a specially designed built-in MM phono corrector, and is equipped with a Carbon pickup and a new RB110 tonearm with keyless bearings. Rega Planar 1 Plus is the most user-friendly Rega player. Now with anti-skating pre-installed on the brand new Rega RB 110 tonearm, the Planar 1 player is ready for use immediately after unpacking.

The Rega Planar 78 single-speed record player is designed to play records recorded at 78 rpm and has no equal in this price category. The player is easy to operate, and its design is optimized in order to get the highest possible playback quality for old recordings and minimize their wear.

Rega Planar 2 is a basic-level vinyl record player. The Planar 2 was developed for two years in parallel with the older series, the Planar 3. The model is equipped with a proprietary RB220 tonearm, a low-noise 24-volt electric motor and a rigid MDF body with acrylic lamination. Each design element here serves to extract the maximum amount of information and details from your vinyl collection.

The Rega Planar 3 player with RB-330 tonearm and Rega Elys 2 pickup. It took the development team led by permanent Roy Gandhi 2 years to create the Rega Planar 3 model. The player replaced the iconic turntable of the previous generation SRP3, which received many awards from well-known publications reviewing Hi-Fi equipment.

The Planar 6 player has set a new benchmark for sound quality in its class. This is due to the exceptional selection of state-of-the-art materials, components and components, multiplied by the ingenious engineering solutions of Roy Gandhi, the founder of the company. The player is equipped with a precision hand-assembled RB330 tonearm and an Anya MS pickup.

Rega Planar 8 was inspired by the latest Rega Naiad player. Roy Gandhi and his developers decided early on that instead of evolving the previous RP8, the new Planar 8 should be designed and engineered to fully match the Naiad concept, but at an affordable price. The goal was to achieve a level of vinyl disc reproduction that would be much higher than the previous one for a similar price.

The bold innovative concept of the Planar 10 turntable: a skeleton table, a ceramic faceplate disc, a ceramic top plate, a rigid mechanism design, an RB-3000 tonearm, and a P10 PSU remote power supply. Planar 10 was inspired by Rega's best player, Naiad.

The Rega Naia player is the result of many years of painstaking development, which was used to create the now famous Naiad player test bench. Naia takes the best of this development and technology and brings it to a production-ready version without compromise. Naia is equipped with innovative features, materials and technologies developed by Rega over the years to achieve new levels of vinyl reproduction.

This small device measures only 180 x 290 x 68 mm and weighs 2.9 kilograms, but it develops a power output of up to 30 watts per channel. Moreover, it is even equipped with a built-in phono corrector for heads with a movable magnet, which is logical given the company's specialization in the production of vinyl turntables.

The Rega Elex Mk4 output stages operate in Class AB and provide 72 watts for each channel when operating on a load with a nominal resistance of 8 ohms and 90 Watts for 6 ohms.

Made in a classic design, the amplifier develops a power of 105 watts at a resistance load of 8 ohms. The functional equipment includes a built-in phono corrector for heads with a movable magnet, a digital-to-analog converter on a Wolfson chip and an output to headphones. The preamp section uses a circuit based on FET transistors from the top-end Rega Aethos amplifier, and Sanken transistors are installed in the output stage.

Made in a classic design, the amplifier develops a power of 105 watts at a resistance load of 8 ohms. The functional equipment includes a built-in phono corrector for heads with a movable magnet, a digital-to-analog converter on a Wolfson chip and an output to headphones. The preamp section uses a circuit based on FET transistors from the top-end Rega Aethos amplifier, and Sanken transistors are installed in the output stage.

The output power of the new product will be 125 watts per channel when operating at a load of 8 ohms. Four Sanken transistors in the Darlington configuration are installed in each channel, and the pre-amplifier is made on JFet transistors.

The body of this 25-kilogram amplifier is made of anodized aluminum and machined on CNC machines. Two cooling radiators are hidden behind its side walls. The facade design is composite, i.e. it is formed by the ends of the top cover and the base, as well as the inserts, between which there is a polished panel with a two-line display, two triangular input selector buttons and a stylish volume knob. A power switch made in the form of an oblong key is installed at the junction on the left side. When pressed, the LED with the company's logo located at the bottom of the front panel lights up. The kit includes a universal aluminum remote control.

The Fono Mini A2D preamp corrector from Rega is designed for connecting MM pickups of vinyl disc players, and has an input sensitivity of 5 mV (the maximum input signal level is 70 mV).

The Rega Fono MM MK5 is designed to work with MM pickups and has input parameters optimized for most cartridges of this type. The RIAA correction scheme in this model is two-stage, which further reduces noise and distortion.

The Rega Fono MC MK4 is an exceptionally high-quality MC phono corrector designed to maximize the potential of any low-output MC cartridge. Although it is specifically designed to complement the latest Rega cartridge line, you will find full gain and load control via DIP switches conveniently located on the back, making the Fono MC MK4 compatible with a wide range of third-party low-output MC cartridges.

Phono corrector in the compact Rega Aria Mk 3 form factor. This excellent MM/MC corrector, which inherits from its predecessors the reliable reproduction of vinyl sound, and most importantly the unprecedented musicality that is unattainable from similar phono correctors of our competitors, provides you with a unique opportunity to easily experiment with different pickups, regardless of whether they are equipped with movable magnetic systems or coils.

The Rega Aura MC phono corrector is the result of ten years of development in the field of electronic device design. Rega has created the perfect, fully adjustable, three-stage symmetrical phono corrector to extract maximum performance from your movable coil pickup and analog source playback system.

The CD player and at the same time the Saturn MK3 DAC from Rega are designed and constructed in such a way that they can occupy only the upper position in any rack. The novelty was compared with the flagship Rega Isis CDP CD player; the style migrated from the Saturn-R model.

The player is equipped with a new digitally controlled servo drive that accurately reads information from the disc and transmits it to a digital-to-analog converter. The DAC in the player is made on Burr Brown PCM1794 chips operating in dual parallel mono mode, and does not have built-in amplifiers. The output filter of the Dac is built on discrete elements operating in Class A, as are the analog output stages of the Rega ISIS.

Rega's Valve Isis CD player differs from most similar models from other manufacturers primarily by having an output tube buffer stage. It is made on ECC82/12AU7 lamps and a transformer necessary for the implementation of balanced XLR output. Actually, the presence of lamps in the player's circuit is reflected in its name.

The high-frequency range is assigned to the proprietary tweeter with a soft dome diameter of 20 mm ZRR (Zero Rear Reflection), and the rest of the spectrum is voiced by the MX-125 speaker with a four-layer sound coil, also developed by Rega.

The Rega Aya floorstanding speakers are made in a 2.5-band configuration with a bass reflex port on the front panel. The novelty is equipped with a branded ZRR tweeter, a 5-inch (12.7 cm) MX-125 woofer and a 7-inch (17.8 cm) RR7.8 bass driver.

The Rega Aya floorstanding speakers are made in a 2.5-band configuration with a bass reflex port on the front panel. The novelty is equipped with a branded ZRR tweeter, a 5-inch (12.7 cm) MX-125 woofer and a 7-inch (17.8 cm) RR7.8 bass driver.

The flagship model of the RS line has been specially developed as a natural partner for the top electronic components of Rega - the Isis CD player and the integrated Osiris amplifier. The speakers contain many new solutions that are quite unexpected for a British company known for its commitment to tradition. The appearance is quite different from the previous versions. Of all the structural elements of the new speakers, only the tweeter remains recognizable — it is still a small (three-quarters of an inch) silk dome in a speaker called ZRR (Zero Rear Reflection).