Pioneering turntables.

Rega is the brand that reminds us why we fell in love with music in the first place.

Since 1973, these people in Southend-on-Sea, England have been making exceptional audio equipment with a single-minded focus: honest, musical sound at real-world prices. No audiophile gatekeeping. No specification-sheet pretension. Just music, delivered with joy and conviction. We carry Rega because they embody something we believe in deeply — you absolutely don’t have to spend a fortune to experience genuinely great, emotionally moving sound.

The Rega Planar turntable range — from the remarkably capable Planar 1 through the flagship Planar 10 — is a masterclass in getting maximum musical performance from elegant simplicity. Structural rigidity, low mass, precision bearing design, and the relentless elimination of anything unnecessary. The result is turntables that consistently outperform competitors at similar and even significantly higher price points, delivering music with a directness, rhythmic energy, and irresistible toe-tapping musicality that’s immediately addictive.

Beyond turntables, Rega makes outstanding integrated amplifiers, phono stages, CD players, and DACs — all designed with the same core philosophy of musical honesty and engineering efficiency. A complete Rega system is one of the most satisfying and coherent ways to enjoy music. When every component is designed by the same dedicated team with the same unwavering goals, the result is a seamlessness that’s hard to achieve any other way.

Our team has extensive experience setting up Rega turntables with precision and care. We want yours performing at its absolute best from the very first play.

Visit our Seattle Experience Center and hear why Rega has inspired such fierce loyalty among music lovers for over 50 years. You’ll understand immediately.

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A History of Audio Excellence

1973

The Beginning

Rega was established by Roy Gandy with the goal of building a high-quality, affordable turntable. The company's aerospace background influenced their approach to precision engineering and simple, effective design.

1977

Introducing Rega 2

The Rega 2 featured an innovative, minimalist design, with a unique low-mass plinth (the body of the turntable), which was much lighter than many other turntables of the time. The bias compensation system in the tonearm helped improve tracking and reduce distortion.

2000

Rega 3 2000 Edition

Launch of the Rega P3 (Third Generation): The P3 redesign incorporated Rega's new RB300 tonearm, one of the first to feature an ultra-low-mass design for reduced friction. It also offered a glass platter that improved rotational stability and reduced wow and flutter. The tungsten-carbide bearing in the tonearm offered an even smoother tracking experience, further improving sound quality.

2017

High Precision Technology

Rega Planar 6 Turntable: The Planar 6 introduced the use of RB330 tonearm technology, which incorporated high-precision machining and a new stiffer, more rigid tonearm tube that reduced flexing, thus improving tracking accuracy. The glass platter and advanced low-frequency damping materials helped further reduce unwanted resonance. This model also utilized a Neo power supply, offering adjustable speed control and further improving motor accuracy.

2019

Smoother Rotation with the Planar 8

Rega Planar 8 Turntable: The Planar 8 featured double-braced skeletal design with a phenolic resin laminate construction, dramatically reducing weight and improving rigidity. The new RB880 tonearm was designed with a low-mass yet rigid structure, improving tracking and precision. It also used a new, improved motor assembly with better stability and smoother rotation.