Rega P10 Owners: have you compared to other tables?

@jcoehler Thank you for the comparison. The P8 is probably a better fit for what I want to spend when I look to get a new turntable. Knowing that the overall sound signature of both tables is similar and differences are in resolution is good to know.

@calvinandhobbes - 

I would describe it simply the P10 is more revealing than the P8. I'm not a big "listen to details" person but it just allows more of everything, definitely a difference that can be heard between the two tables. The P8 is still an incredible value IMO.

@jcoehler How do the P8 and the P10 compare to one another? Thanks!

very nice table.

I have the P10 and a LP12 in two different systems.  My P10/Apheta 3 is in a system with Klipsch Cornwall IV speakers and Luxman EQ-500 phono stage.  My LP12 is in a system with Harbeth M40.1 speakers and a Zesto Andros phono stage.  My LP12 has the Radikal power supply, Keel subchassis, Ekos SE tonearm, Akiva MC cartridge.

I've had my LP12 25 year anniversary model for about 24 years and if I were buying it new it would cost almost 3 times the P10.  I've had my P10 for about 1-1/2 years but I've never compared it A to B in the same system with the LP12.  Before the P10, I had the Rega RP10/Apheta 2 for 4 years.  In my opinion, the P10/Apheta 3 is clearly better than the RP10/Apheta 2.  If I were starting from scratch and buying a new TT for either system, I would buy the P10/Apheta 3.  I think the P10 is a fantastic TT.

I had a P10 in early 2020 and compared it to a Technics SL1200G. I found the P10 checked all the boxes for me, two very different tables but I choose the P10 with their Apheta 3 cart. Simple and dynamic. I scaled back my gear in 2020 due to job concerns but have been slowly building back. I now have a P8 with the Apheta 3 but next on my list is trading the P8 for the P10.

As @tablejockey states, Rega get's a lot of criticism but if you want function over form, set and forget it, and just a great sound, give the P10 a chance.

P10 is a put record on, enjoy music  type of table. Forget all the audiophool stuff. 

Some get it, others will pick it apart like everything else. Just get and enjoy it as all the positive "professional" reviewers have.