Recent content by Erocka2000

I’m, sorry, but for £9,999 there should be no exposed foam on this plinth. Honestly, regardless of the marketing jargon, this is basically a P10 with a better tonearm and carbon fiber in the top and bottom part of the plinth. Not sure how they came up with that price. Rega may have jumped the...

They do make a new Mk 7. It’s sits just below the GR in their product lineup. https://us.technics.com/products/direct-drive-turntable-system-sl-1200mk7?_pos=1&_fid=54eb6c243&_ss=c

The heavier the tonearm, the better with a Denon 103.

Neither has anybody. So if others can claim it’ll sound amazing, shouldn’t I be allowed to claim it may not sound as amazing as it’s hyped up to be?

Kinda like me not loving the Naia. ;)

Didn’t you switch back to Team Linn recently?

Well, the way you disagree with my opinion is the same way I disagree with your opinion. Neither of us can be right or wrong because that is subjective.

Because the economies of scale would be the same for me as an already existing turntable manufacturer that already has a lot of the machinery need to make the turntables. Do all of you work for Rega or something? You’re all acting like I insulted your mothers or something. I just posted my...

Yes, so incredibly outlandish. Geez Louise.

How much will it be in the US? Also, Paul, why not just enclose the foam to make the plinth just a wee bit more attractive?

Didn’t realize I wasn’t allowed to criticize Rega here. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a fan of the company and have owned their products in the past. But I guess that doesn’t entitle me to share my opinion on a public forum.

The plinth (outside of being carbon fiber) and platter look the same to me. They’ve basically been using the same platter on their top decks ever since the first P9.

Because I’ve owned a P5 and a P9 in the past and have heard the P8 and P10. I feel like I’ve heard enough Regas to formulate a general idea of what it will sound like.

Again, you’re misconstruing my comments. Rega currently has a nice variety of turntables, the P1,2,3,6,8,10. Each one gives a bit more than the model beneath. Each model, as you go up, is more expensive, but more realistic in its price increase. I’m questioning why for the Naia they decided...

That’s fine. There just isn’t £8,000 additional cost in manufacturing the Naia over the P10. Stamping carbon fiber sheets in the shape of the plinth can’t cost that much.