Rega is best known for its high-end, meticulously engineered turntables (as well as tonearms and cartridges for those turntables), but it also makes a wide variety of other audiophile-grade components ...

The Rega Planar 3 is a turntable icon. Initially released in the mid-1970s, it became a hit for budget audiophiles because of its superb sound quality and relatively affordable price. It was also ...

Rega’s forthcoming Brio MK7 Integrated Amplifier will be available this month and is creating a stir with its internal DAC for only The competition is hoping that this comes in above $1,000 USD — but ...

The Rega Kyte bookshelf loudspeakers are still flying under the radar for some and that’s something that needs to change. Rega Research is a turntable company. Sorta. Rega have been manufacturing ...

Rega's new flagship preamplifier and power amplifier have been an open secret: the brand has been showing off the new Mercury and Solis products at trade shows over the last year – we caught our first ...

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The long-awaited Rega Mercury and Solis preamp and power amplifier are now available from UK retailers, with global availability from early 2026. Priced at £6,950 each, they are a luxury purchase, ...

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Due out in April, the P1 Plus is a Planar 1 deck equipped with a moving magnet phono stage - all for £328. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how ...

Rega Elicit MK5 at Audio Advice for $3,345 The digital-to-analogue module is a hybrid design that combines aspects from the company’s well-respected standalone DAC-R and its Apollo and Saturn CD ...

Building an audiophile-grade audio system is not easy. Wouldn’t it be nice if everything could just be plug-and-play, and everybody gets to enjoy music at the least cost, and without literally and ...