Rega has made turntables in England since 1973, and it still builds them the same way: by hand, to a standard rather than a fashion, with every part engineered to do its job and nothing more. The Planar range — from the ready-to-play Planar 1 to the reference decks — is among the most trusted names in analog playback, and it has earned that position slowly.
Rega makes considerably more than turntables. Tonearms, moving magnet and moving coil cartridges, phono stages, integrated amplifiers, CD players, and loudspeakers are all designed to work together, which makes a full Rega system one of the most direct routes to genuinely engaging sound.
Analog rewards proper setup more than almost anything else in audio. Bring a record you know well, and hear a complete Rega front end assembled and aligned the way it should be.
The Rega range at Sound Sanctuary Austin
The chain is here at every level. Turntables run from the Planar 1 and Planar 1 Plus with its built-in phono stage, through the Planar 3 and its RS Edition, to the Planar 8 and beyond. Alongside them sit the Nd-series and Apheta cartridges, phono stages up to the Aura reference, the integrated amplifiers from io to Osiris, the Isis CD players, and System One — a complete Rega system in one box. It is a range with real steps in it: each deck up the ladder buys audibly more of the same idea, not a different sound.
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