Despite Roy Gandy's always iconoclastic advice to avoid anything additional to
his bare bones approach, including better cables, or even cleaning your records,
I do recommend trying different mats and a weight or clamp, and not just to
flatten warped discs; and I'm also a Rega dealer. Bear in mind that the spindle
on the Regas are short and tapered at the top so many clamps will not have
enough to grab onto, so a weight may be easier to impliment. I have used my
lead clamp from my Maplenoll table just as a weight on Regas and found it to be
an improvement. Also, if you use the dust cover during play be careful that it
clears the clamp/weight. IME, there are often advantages and disadvantages and
it comes dwon to a matter of tastes or priorities.
his bare bones approach, including better cables, or even cleaning your records,
I do recommend trying different mats and a weight or clamp, and not just to
flatten warped discs; and I'm also a Rega dealer. Bear in mind that the spindle
on the Regas are short and tapered at the top so many clamps will not have
enough to grab onto, so a weight may be easier to impliment. I have used my
lead clamp from my Maplenoll table just as a weight on Regas and found it to be
an improvement. Also, if you use the dust cover during play be careful that it
clears the clamp/weight. IME, there are often advantages and disadvantages and
it comes dwon to a matter of tastes or priorities.