2. analog
  3. 186391-1608

What record weight for Rega RP10

I have the RP10 and not sure whether the bearing on this table is even designed to work with or can accept the load of a record weight. I have a the ClearAudio clamp but can hear no discernible advantage with it, plus I am concerned about applying pressure to the bearing when using it. There so many record weights available and I am just a little cautious as I have called The Sound Organization but haven’t been able to reach anyone willing to provide an answer.

So has anyone with a Rega table found a record clamp that works well with your table? 
 

Thank you in advance 

128x128theo

Showing 2 responses by tablejockey

tablejockey
3,785 posts
 

The best way to enjoy a Rega P10 is to use it as designed-with the most Rega cart you can afford(Apheta), along with the best phonostage your wallet can tolerate

Nothing more.

Once that's accomplished, listen to records and avoid audio forums.

 

tablejockey
3,785 posts
 

"I am using a Kleos and have it set up pretty darned good."

theo- the Lyra is on the same level as Apheta.

Arguably, not being fully optimized with a Rega arm?

"want to try the Rogue Ares II Magnum or a Sutherland"

You may not be hearing what the Lyra is capable of using a phonostage lower on the food chain <$2500 or so?

Tube(Rogue or whatever) can be a game changer to some ears.

Hagerman for just over $1K seems to get positive review as the "punches above it's  price point" box. I don't  know however, if there's enough adjustability to optimize your  Kleos?

 

More to discover