Rega P3 Reviews

There's no environmental isolation, so a wall shelf is the best siting option

Beautifully made yet inexpensive, Fine voice-band expression, Substantial upgrade path

Lacking precision in resolution and imaging at the top and bottom of the range

The P3-24 on its own is an impressive beast, but by adding the TT PSU - initially or at some point in the future - you can upgrade its performance to a whole new level

The P3 has been in production for over twenty years and remains the benchmark by which budget turntables are judged the world over. It has not been resting on its laurels however as Rega has recently updated the high quality synchronous motor with ...

High build quality, superb tonearm, great musicality

Arm height set for Rega cartridges and requires shims to adjust for others

A couple of issues back I reviewed Rega's P2 turntable, and, in the interim, Rega announced the P2 will cease production. The two events are probably not connected, so this review doesn't signal that demise of the P3. The P3 will now be Rega's entry ...

For these substantive upgrades, the P3 costs a couple of ton more than the P2, but the improvement in sound quality is certainly worth that little extra, and, in light of the relatively small pricing gap, I'd bet eight out of ten buyers opted for the ...