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The multi-award-winning Planar 1 features a fresh new look!
Every small detail of the Planar 1 has been carefully designed to enhance performance. It uses a custom 24V, low-noise motor to reduce vibrations, combined with the handmade RB110 tonearm with unique low-friction bearings designed by Rega.
The state-of-the-art EBLT belt offers greater accuracy and improved speed performance.
The new RB110 tonearm is built with Rega's newly designed, ultra-low friction bearings. Additionally, it includes automatic bias adjustment, eliminating the need for manual adjustment, making the Planar 1 turntable the most "plug & play" turntable Rega has ever made.
Finally, the ergonomically designed headshell offers improved usability and appearance.
The first entry-level turntable from Rega that uses a modern 24 V AC motor with a new motor board and aluminum pulley, offering low noise and better speed stability.
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This particular turntable came to replace the aging Technics SL-DB 22 (after 20 years of use, the motor had some issues, which is why I changed it) and also, used and reputable turntables are now sold very expensively, and after reviews and comments, I decided to buy this particular turntable from Rega. Now, after a month of using it and with the stylus "broken in," I can say that I expected better results compared to its predecessor. Of course, it has a very nice sound, so I don’t want to do it a disservice; it has a nice finish and is quite sturdy, I would say, even though it has three feet. Perhaps later with a better stylus, it will become even better. For a first turntable, I highly recommend it!! For those already familiar with the field, I don’t know…
Very good first impression!
Nice solid sound at all frequencies!
For me, the built-in audio cable is a huge flaw.
What a beautiful machine! At this price (~390€), I don't think there is anything more worthy. Very well-made with attention to detail, thanks to REGA. Perhaps the platter could be heavier and made of denser material. However, this is not a deterrent factor for purchasing it. In terms of sound quality performance, it always depends on the related equipment one has. I play it with a JVC 200W that has a phono input, connected to Focal Aria 906 speakers. I rarely play at excessive volume, but within the dB range that pleases me, the sound is full and with very satisfying detail. In short, the turntable impresses the amateur and surprises the professional. Buy it. It performs well.
I have had this particular turntable for almost 2 years, I was lucky because I found it on sale for 320 euros. It is suitable for both young and old and it has nothing to envy from more expensive turntables. It is the best turntable available, with a simple design, an excellent tonearm that provides grounding, a good cartridge, and it is MADE IN ENGLAND! Most importantly, it is upgradeable, one can gradually change components and even turn it into a 3.
In short, it is an excellent value for money turntable that I would buy again and again. In my opinion, avoid the new turntables that have USB, phono, etc. because you will lose in sound quality.
My first turntable!!! I bought it 2 days ago and I haven't stopped playing it. The build quality is excellent for this price range (made in England). The sound is warm and full. The bass is strong and deep, the highs sound very clear, and the soundstage is amazing. When I first played it, there was a very soft sound coming from the turntable motor, but after a few hours of operation, that sound disappeared. Ideally, I would like the RCA cable to be replaceable and for there to be a start/stop button. I think it's the best choice for this price range, with sound quality being the main criterion, and I believe anyone who chooses it as their first turntable will be fully satisfied.
UPDATE: After about a month of almost daily use, I have something to say...
This turntable is awesome!!! Don't think too much about it... it has started to sound even better (the stylus settles after about 50 hours of play) and produces sound far beyond my expectations before purchasing it. There's no chance that if you're a "newbie" in the world of Hi-Fi and looking for your first turntable, you'll be disappointed with buying a Rega Planar 1. So far, I have tried it with rock, hard rock, prog rock, hip hop, and classical vinyls, and I have it connected to a Cambridge Audio C100 preamp, a Cambridge Audio A100 amplifier, and a pair of Mission 753 speakers. There is also the possibility of upgrading to specific cartridges like the AT-VM95E or Nagaoka MP-110 with a little research on Google and YouTube. The first one doesn't require any mod to the anti-skating system, while the second one requires a mod to the turntable's anti-skating system. Although I am very satisfied with the sound produced by the turntable, when it's time to change the stylus, I will try to install an AT-VM95E cartridge (it seems quite easy from the tutorial I found on Google, and it will definitely be a worthwhile upgrade to the sound produced by the turntable)... I will update the review again when I successfully make the upgrade.
I have had it for about a month and I am satisfied. It requires a lot of attention when it comes to placement in relation to the preamp and amplifier. It produces a barely noticeable but quite annoying noise when you pay attention to it. I think the lack of separate grounding is to blame (supposedly grounded through the audio cable). However, it does not bother during playback, only when there is no disc playing. Also, from what I read, this is a common problem in this budget range.
I bought it in the summer of '17 after reading various tests, it exceeded my expectations and all the tests I had read. It is perfectly ergonomic, very beautiful, it is ready to play and does not need adjustments, and because I have heard many turntables, I believe it plays better than turntables from other brands that cost 1,000 euros.
Verified purchase
Flawless turntable, very nice appearance, very good sound, revived my vinyls
Top sound for the money
One of the best entry-level turntables.
Very easy to set up and great sound quality.
Verified purchase
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| from 399,00 € | from 159,00 € | from 349,00 € | from 649,00 € | from 349,00 € |
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