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 ...

After extensive development, the ultimate Rega audiophile turntable can be yours for only £12,000. Both of those products, however, take a backseat to the realization of Rega’s most ambitious product ...

There were very few affordable turntables at CAF 2023 and that was a huge mistake. Did any of the tables on display strike our fancy? We take a look at 3 from Rega, Cyrus, and Michell Audio. CAF 2023 ...

If you’re looking for heritage, there are few turntable manufacturers with more of it than Rega. The original Rega Planar was released in 1975, as a 200-turntable limited run. Now, the company’s ...

New turntable has the stiffest Planar 3 plinth ever created It also has an upgraded PSU and moving magnet cartridge It's cheaper than configuring the equivalent Planar spec The Rega Planar 3 turntable ...

It has been a great year for turntables. In fact, we have had more new models pass through our test rooms this year from a wider variety of brands than in the last few years combined, including AVID, ...

Those old-tech turntables keep hanging on, and the Rega P3 and its kick-ass RB300 tonearm have established quite a name for themselves in this esoteric category. Now the product has been further ...

Several years ago, Roy Gandy, founder of Rega Research—a U.K. manufacturer of hi-fi audio equipment best known for its turntables and tonearms—invited a group of industry journalists to his home to ...

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 ...

Gold may be the traditional gift for a 50th anniversary, but Rega has other plans. Getting its first-look preview at the Bristol Hi-Fi Show 2023, the Rega Naia is a new high-end turntable from the ...

Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg has also worked as a high-end audio salesman, and as a record producer. Steve reviewed audio products for CNET and worked as a freelance writer for ...