Thank you for a super video and showing your lovely system. I currently have the Naim Uniti Atom with Rega P6 Exact cartridge and the Rega fono MM phono stage. My current speakers are the Focal Aria 926 and I have the Audiolab 6000cdt for cd's. All my current cables are Chord Shawline. I have booked a demo / audition of the Naim Supernait 3. I am also upgrading to the Ania pro but because of the cost of the SN3, my available budget for the MC Phono stage can only stretch to the REGA Fono MC MK4 Moving Coil Phono for now. I will also be getting the EverSolo DMP-A6 streamer. I will be keeping the Atom and think in time I will get some Dali Bookshelf Speakers.
i agree the P6 sits at the sweet spot of the Rega line. I bought the RP3 several years ago and have added some improvements. I replaced the subplatter with an aluminum unit and the glass platter with an Acrylic platter and the wallwort now feeds a speed box which evened out the speed quite well. I have it all on a welded steel record stand and have a 3" butcher block between the stand and some 2" sorbothane hemispheres that the RP3's feet sit on. Each of those add on's improved the performance incrementally but together they improved the sound of this turntable a lot.
Just updated my 70s vintage dual 1229 to a P6. Absolutely great difference and woke up old music I've had for a long time. A Marantz 6015 that I've had for around 6 months is a perfect driver. I would recommend both to anyone looking to move up.
I've gone down a similar route..Rega p6 with exact cartridge, just purchased a naim xs3 and Rega aria phono stage..I just auditioned Spendor a2 speakers and that will be it for me!!
For a lot of people you're system is the dream. You'd have to spend a lot more to get any worthwhile improvements. At any price point synergy is key, a budget system can sound great. I have a Rega planar 3, Roksan kandy amp/musical fidelity v90-lps and a pair of q acoustics concept 20 speakers. I love the sound of my system as it is but for me what you have is end game tier!
Thanks, the P3 is awesome too!, sounds like you've got a great set up. I decided to go as far as I could with what I could afford. It gets to a point of 'diminishing returns' when spending money on kit so I think it's important to try and enjoy the music rather than obsessing with making improvements. Thanks again for your kind feedback. Cheers
Nice system Mark, i also have the ProAc DT8 speakers with Rega Aethos amp, Technics 1200 turntable with Ortofon 2M Black cartridge, going to try a Hanah MC cart next, for CDs i have the Audiolab CD T 900 transport, like you i am very very happy with my system also, had the Rega P6 and loved it but ended up with the 1200 as i like direct drive. Carry on enjoying your system, as has been said you would need to spend much more money for little gains. PS, i got hum on my P6 with the psu close, so moved it further away, made a fair difference,
Many thanks, I've seen a lot praise for the Hana carts on rega systems. I'm still happy with my system and have just invested in a DC Blocker which has stopped the amp from humming. Thanks again... Mark
Great informative video-ive got an immaculate Rega P3 from 1984 with a Goldring 1042 cartridge running through a naim uniti 2 and naim stageline phonostage-and a pair of Q acoustics concept 40 floorstanders.
Thanks Mark! That was fun and I love your system. I have the RP6 which was the last generation. I have had it for over 9 years and upgraded it this year. (I'm an older guy so if not now, when?) I had to get an aftermarket aluminium sub-platter as the old 6 Rega sub was half resin (read: plastic), a brass double belt pulley (made more accurate speed) and went crazy and got a good deal on the RB3000 tonearm. That was all much cheaper than buying an RP10. She rules my system! THAT SAID, I just upgraded my dac to a really good one (Denafrips Terminator Plus 12th). My 9 y/o Cambridge Audio disc player sounds unbelievably good (sounds stage, instrument separation, smoothness). My CDs NEVER sounded anywhere near this good. I'm a "vinyl first" guy, never thought of myself as digital either. Now, I don't dismiss what CDs are really capable of with a high end dac. I'm gobsmacked.
Thanks for the feedback...wow! Great upgrades! yes, I'm spying up the RB3000 tone arm at some point in the future. I love my p6, it really is the sweet spot in the range. I've heard from my dealer that the P10 is about to be superceded, so it'll be very interesting to see whether rega will go back to a traditional plinth. Anyway, thanks again for the comment and keep spinning!!
Beautiful system you own i have a p6 but i swapped the lid for a clear version why wouldn't anybody not want to show off the Beauty of the platter and components
Great video, I'm nearly all Rega, P6 with AT VM540ML, Elex R, Spartan 10 phono, Wharfedale speakers. Luckily I have solid floors. Very similar taste in music as well. Always enjoy your videos so thanks!
Not sure yet, but I'm considering trading in my P2 to a P6. It would be quite an investment, though even with the trade-in value. I run the current deck with a Fono MM Mk5 and an AT-VM540ML.
Great setup! I have a similar setup, with a P6/Ania running to a Lounge Copla MC step up amp, Naim Nait XS3 (very nice amp - noticeable improvement to the Rega Brio that it replaced). Supernait 3 is on the shortlist, and I have dreams of upgrading to a P8. Speakers are Zu Druid IV-13 Stage 1 upgrade and Dynaudio Sub6. Audioquest cables. Rock on!
A very interesting video, thank you for showing your system. It’s nice to hear from someone else who is happy with their system without spending ridiculous amounts of money. I too live in the real world and most of my system is at least 30 years old and I do enjoy the sound quality. I have however been toying with the idea of a new turntable and Rega is on my shortlist along with Project or a used Linn LP12 in the region of £1500. I tend to spend most of my disposable income on records and CD’s so my budget for the hardware to play them isn’t large. Once Christmas is over then I will be ready to take the plunge.
Much appreciated thanks, i agree, there comes a point of 'diminishing returns' when you throw more and more money at music. I'm at the top of where I want to be and very happy.. keep spinning! Cheers
Beautiful system Mark - Great choices, your Aria and DT8's strike me as the ultimate keepers, I have an Aria 3 and Pro Ac Studio 140 Mk2's . We disagree about keeping the lid on... but I put my beans into a P8 a couple years ago, so have no choice now! I set my sights on an RP8 in 2015, I enjoyed a P3 1999 through 2020 and bought a 3 month old P6 from an auction site, as we went into lockdown. The only reason I've on youtoube and not listening is doing research... I've almost worn out my Ania carried through from the P6 and I'm thinking about sending it off to needleclinic in the US for an upgrade/retip... I bought a Supernait 2 as the Supernait 3 was introduced and prices dropped. It's hard to see beyond that super sweet amp. Happy listening, we have similar tastes although I'm into more modern, think Brownswood label jazz.
Thanks Tim for your comment. It's a wonderful hobby (keeps me out of trouble!) Ha .. how do you find the super nait 2? I've often wonder what benefits I would get from moving up from the 5si. Thanks again
Cheers @@Markymarkvinylnut You get more bass I love the Supernait 2, its pretty much end game for me (bar lottery wins) in '99 I bought a P3, Brio, EL8's enjoyed the music for 20yrs but bought some headphones that made me realise there was a world of sound I wasn't hearing, so I've spent the last 5 years upgrading... I tried an XS2 which was good, but go listen to a rega deck, Ania, SN3, it's gorgeous. Very Jazz / live music friendly. My speakers might get a refresh in 2-3 years otherwise I'm too busy listening / wearing out my cartridge to think very hard about the gear anymore.
Instead of the granite I use a concrete patio block 15"x 15" x 1.5 " $3.50 each and large Teflon sliders painted black. I can't feel any vibration being transferred to the floor and with the sliders make it easy to move the speakers on my hardwood floors. you might want to use sorbathane 2" half spheres under the Rega feet. Easier to level with the half spheres. The biggest up grade to my p6 was the addition of the trigon vanguard III phono preamp and the Nagaoka mp500
Nice system there Mark, like that you've put the TT on a wall shelf, that's a game changer. Also like your strategy of isolating speakers from the floor. My Townsend Podiums made a huge difference to the sound. Have you played around with speaker positioning? I'm going to make a video soon of something I've been trying and it has made listening a whole new experience.
Excellent, thanks again. Yes, I've experimented with towing them in and bringing them out from the wall. It is quite extraordinary how different they sound with only small tweaks and changes. I only have a small space and low ceiling to work with but I think I have the optimum sound coming out.. looking forward to your next video as always! Cheers
I am currently running the P3 50th with Elac Solano speakers and a Elac 10" Varro Reference Series sub and I have to disagree with playing with the cover on. As every system is obviously different... I get some pretty bad flutter/feedback through my speakers when I play with the cover on, starting at about 25% volume on my vintage Pioneer SX-1080 receiver. I suspect my cover is catching sound waves from my sub, even though it is completely isolated from my floor. Without the cover I can turn up to any volume without any problems at all. YMMV, (your mileage may vary). 👍
@@hiluxjase6665 it was a clear acrylic mat, which is fine, and it looked cool. But it was much thicker than the stock mat and messed up the vertical tracking angle. Could make it work with tonearm shims and a skinny counterweight, but that’s $$$.
Hello, Nice video, subscribed. I have a question and thought I would ask a P6 owner. I recently purchased a P6. My platter has the slightest bit of play around the spindle. If I slide the platter laterally it moves enough to be noticed if I had to guess I would say a millimeter, maybe 2. It doesn't seem to affect anything but I am curious if that is correct.
Hi Randy, I think mine has the same, I notice it sometimes whe I spin the platter. It's perfectly normal and doesn't effect the performance. The P6 is truely awesome!
@@MarkymarkvinylnutThank you for your quick reply, that brings me peace of mind. I agree on the awesomeness of this turntable! I too have mine mounted on the wall mount. I have a dog that I would tense up every time she jumped off the couch lol. I upgraded from an '80s era Pioneer PL 112D with a Nagaoka 110. I kept it and that will be my turntable of choice when I play my less than pristine albums. I purchased Nora Jones's debut album from Blue Note and I think I've played it about eight times in a row now, every evening when I get home from work I try to devote time for side a and b : ). PS I also pre-start my platter. Forgot where I read that but it seems to make sense starting a heavy platter like that would likely where the motor out sooner.
The motor noise on the volume control is absolutely nothing to be concerned about, it is normal for this type of potentiometer. I have the Naim NAIT XS3 and it's the same. The Audiolab DC Blocker made a big difference and I no longer get hum or buzzing from the amps toroidal transformer. Try before you buy maybe?
It's not a deal breaker, but I'm thinking at this high end it's a little unexpected. Still love it and I have no plans to change! Thanks for your comment
Same turntable, same choice of mats, but I love the Achromat! Totally agree with your appraisal of the felt mat, snares are fatter, bottom end fuller, not at all disagreeable. However, I prefer the cleaner and slightly leaner presentation of the Achromat. I’d love to try the Ania when my Exact wears out! Agree about the lid.
have the marantz nd 8006 and naim 5si it souds noise i mean not the motor with is really cool feature for a amp in these price, i mean a back whitesound at 11 o clock where i most lissen the music i have it conected to original cable and audioquest power and rca i wonder if i get a chord cable or inacustic power cable it may do less noice if not i may replace it with a tube amp in a year o so.
@@Markymarkvinylnut no, the interconnects, the RCA’s. And yes, can you use a different power cord for the power supply? I’ve found finding this information surprisingly hard.
I see that you have a cutting board. I found that putting four filet mignon a on the cutting board and then setting the speakers on top of them make a wonderful vibration eliminator. :-)
Thank you for a super video and showing your lovely system. I currently have the Naim Uniti Atom with Rega P6 Exact cartridge and the Rega fono MM phono stage. My current speakers are the Focal Aria 926 and I have the Audiolab 6000cdt for cd's. All my current cables are Chord Shawline. I have booked a demo / audition of the Naim Supernait 3. I am also upgrading to the Ania pro but because of the cost of the SN3, my available budget for the MC Phono stage can only stretch to the REGA
Fono MC MK4 Moving Coil Phono for now. I will also be getting the EverSolo DMP-A6 streamer. I will be keeping the Atom and think in time I will get some Dali Bookshelf Speakers.
You sound really happy! Satisfied, if not ecstatic. I'm happy for you!
i agree the P6 sits at the sweet spot of the Rega line.
I bought the RP3 several years ago and have added some improvements. I replaced the subplatter with an aluminum unit and the glass platter with an Acrylic platter and the wallwort now feeds a speed box which evened out the speed quite well. I have it all on a welded steel record stand and have a 3" butcher block between the stand and some 2" sorbothane hemispheres that the RP3's feet sit on. Each of those add on's improved the performance incrementally but together they improved the sound of this turntable a lot.
Sounds a nicely modified RP3.
I have a few modified Regas on my channel, if you have the time and inclination to look.
Jim 🏴😉
Great video, particularly explaining why you need a wall mount!!!!! Thx
Ask and he WILL Deliver!
Thanks Mark it's awfully nice of you to do this video - you should have many more subs!!
Just updated my 70s vintage dual 1229 to a P6. Absolutely great difference and woke up old music I've had for a long time. A Marantz 6015 that I've had for around 6 months is a perfect driver. I would recommend both to anyone looking to move up.
Nice , as other's have said the P6 is the sweet point of the range. Fantastic engineering. It's just the sheer cost that stops me from getting one.
I've worked out that the cost will bring me joy for years and years to come....ive justified it (in my head) ha
I've gone down a similar route..Rega p6 with exact cartridge, just purchased a naim xs3 and Rega aria phono stage..I just auditioned Spendor a2 speakers and that will be it for me!!
Very nice system.
I was especially interested in your take on your Rega p6.
Jim 🏴🙂
For a lot of people you're system is the dream. You'd have to spend a lot more to get any worthwhile improvements. At any price point synergy is key, a budget system can sound great.
I have a Rega planar 3, Roksan kandy amp/musical fidelity v90-lps and a pair of q acoustics concept 20 speakers. I love the sound of my system as it is but for me what you have is end game tier!
Thanks, the P3 is awesome too!, sounds like you've got a great set up. I decided to go as far as I could with what I could afford. It gets to a point of 'diminishing returns' when spending money on kit so I think it's important to try and enjoy the music rather than obsessing with making improvements. Thanks again for your kind feedback. Cheers
Nice system Mark, i also have the ProAc DT8 speakers with Rega Aethos amp, Technics 1200 turntable with Ortofon 2M Black cartridge, going to try a Hanah MC cart next, for CDs i have the Audiolab CD T 900 transport, like you i am very very happy with my system also, had the Rega P6 and loved it but ended up with the 1200 as i like direct drive.
Carry on enjoying your system, as has been said you would need to spend much more money for little gains.
PS, i got hum on my P6 with the psu close, so moved it further away, made a fair difference,
Many thanks, I've seen a lot praise for the Hana carts on rega systems. I'm still happy with my system and have just invested in a DC Blocker which has stopped the amp from humming. Thanks again... Mark
Great informative video-ive got an immaculate Rega P3 from 1984 with a Goldring 1042 cartridge running through a naim uniti 2 and naim stageline phonostage-and a pair of Q acoustics concept 40 floorstanders.
Thanks Mark! That was fun and I love your system. I have the RP6 which was the last generation. I have had it for over 9 years and upgraded it this year. (I'm an older guy so if not now, when?) I had to get an aftermarket aluminium sub-platter as the old 6 Rega sub was half resin (read: plastic), a brass double belt pulley (made more accurate speed) and went crazy and got a good deal on the RB3000 tonearm. That was all much cheaper than buying an RP10. She rules my system! THAT SAID, I just upgraded my dac to a really good one (Denafrips Terminator Plus 12th). My 9 y/o Cambridge Audio disc player sounds unbelievably good (sounds stage, instrument separation, smoothness). My CDs NEVER sounded anywhere near this good. I'm a "vinyl first" guy, never thought of myself as digital either. Now, I don't dismiss what CDs are really capable of with a high end dac. I'm gobsmacked.
Thanks for the feedback...wow! Great upgrades! yes, I'm spying up the RB3000 tone arm at some point in the future. I love my p6, it really is the sweet spot in the range. I've heard from my dealer that the P10 is about to be superceded, so it'll be very interesting to see whether rega will go back to a traditional plinth. Anyway, thanks again for the comment and keep spinning!!
Beautiful system you own i have a p6 but i swapped the lid for a clear version why wouldn't anybody not want to show off the Beauty of the platter and components
Great video, I'm nearly all Rega, P6 with AT VM540ML, Elex R, Spartan 10 phono, Wharfedale speakers. Luckily I have solid floors. Very similar taste in music as well. Always enjoy your videos so thanks!
Cheers Andy, nice one! Much appreciated!
Not sure yet, but I'm considering trading in my P2 to a P6. It would be quite an investment, though even with the trade-in value. I run the current deck with a Fono MM Mk5 and an AT-VM540ML.
Have to agree. The p6 is a great turntable. I have a Goldring 1042 cartridge. Very pleased with it.
Great setup! I have a similar setup, with a P6/Ania running to a Lounge Copla MC step up amp, Naim Nait XS3 (very nice amp - noticeable improvement to the Rega Brio that it replaced). Supernait 3 is on the shortlist, and I have dreams of upgrading to a P8. Speakers are Zu Druid IV-13 Stage 1 upgrade and Dynaudio Sub6. Audioquest cables. Rock on!
A very interesting video, thank you for showing your system. It’s nice to hear from someone else who is happy with their system without spending ridiculous amounts of money. I too live in the real world and most of my system is at least 30 years old and I do enjoy the sound quality. I have however been toying with the idea of a new turntable and Rega is on my shortlist along with Project or a used Linn LP12 in the region of £1500. I tend to spend most of my disposable income on records and CD’s so my budget for the hardware to play them isn’t large. Once Christmas is over then I will be ready to take the plunge.
Much appreciated thanks, i agree, there comes a point of 'diminishing returns' when you throw more and more money at music. I'm at the top of where I want to be and very happy.. keep spinning! Cheers
glad to see someone getting some honest enjoyment from his equipment 😃 maybe you should consider one of the Rega amps
Beautiful system Mark - Great choices, your Aria and DT8's strike me as the ultimate keepers, I have an Aria 3 and Pro Ac Studio 140 Mk2's . We disagree about keeping the lid on... but I put my beans into a P8 a couple years ago, so have no choice now! I set my sights on an RP8 in 2015, I enjoyed a P3 1999 through 2020 and bought a 3 month old P6 from an auction site, as we went into lockdown. The only reason I've on youtoube and not listening is doing research... I've almost worn out my Ania carried through from the P6 and I'm thinking about sending it off to needleclinic in the US for an upgrade/retip... I bought a Supernait 2 as the Supernait 3 was introduced and prices dropped. It's hard to see beyond that super sweet amp. Happy listening, we have similar tastes although I'm into more modern, think Brownswood label jazz.
Thanks Tim for your comment. It's a wonderful hobby (keeps me out of trouble!) Ha .. how do you find the super nait 2? I've often wonder what benefits I would get from moving up from the 5si. Thanks again
Cheers @@Markymarkvinylnut
You get more bass
I love the Supernait 2, its pretty much end game for me (bar lottery wins) in '99 I bought a P3, Brio, EL8's enjoyed the music for 20yrs but bought some headphones that made me realise there was a world of sound I wasn't hearing, so I've spent the last 5 years upgrading... I tried an XS2 which was good, but go listen to a rega deck, Ania, SN3, it's gorgeous. Very Jazz / live music friendly. My speakers might get a refresh in 2-3 years otherwise I'm too busy listening / wearing out my cartridge to think very hard about the gear anymore.
You may want to consider, moving your Rega Neo TTPSU further away from your P6. Rega recommends placing it, far away from the tonearm as possible.
Good shout, yes it is too close.. ill move it
That's good advice . It's a pity they don't put the electronics in a metal shielded box , it's plastic isn't it ?.
It is a metal case, but with any electronics you want to keep it away from the cartridge in particular and signal leads
Nice set up 👍
Instead of the granite I use a concrete patio block 15"x 15" x 1.5 " $3.50 each and large Teflon sliders painted black. I can't feel any vibration being transferred to the floor and with the sliders make it easy to move the speakers on my hardwood floors.
you might want to use sorbathane 2" half spheres under the Rega feet. Easier to level with the half spheres. The biggest up grade to my p6 was the addition of the trigon vanguard III phono preamp and the Nagaoka mp500
I also use a patio block under the Rega P6 which really helps with vibration control
Thanks! Yes, a concrete solid base is spot on. Your set up sounds brilliant. Cheers!
I have a Marantz SR6009 with a P3 with exact and Chario Syntar 200T great setup too.
Nice system there Mark, like that you've put the TT on a wall shelf, that's a game changer. Also like your strategy of isolating speakers from the floor. My Townsend Podiums made a huge difference to the sound. Have you played around with speaker positioning? I'm going to make a video soon of something I've been trying and it has made listening a whole new experience.
Excellent, thanks again. Yes, I've experimented with towing them in and bringing them out from the wall. It is quite extraordinary how different they sound with only small tweaks and changes. I only have a small space and low ceiling to work with but I think I have the optimum sound coming out.. looking forward to your next video as always! Cheers
Thanks for sharing a very nice system.
I am currently running the P3 50th with Elac Solano speakers and a Elac 10" Varro Reference Series sub and I have to disagree with playing with the cover on. As every system is obviously different... I get some pretty bad flutter/feedback through my speakers when I play with the cover on, starting at about 25% volume on my vintage Pioneer SX-1080 receiver. I suspect my cover is catching sound waves from my sub, even though it is completely isolated from my floor. Without the cover I can turn up to any volume without any problems at all. YMMV, (your mileage may vary). 👍
I enjoyed watching the video. What model is the Marantz CD player please ?
My Rega is a P3! It’s waiting for the PSU upgrade. I used a different mat for a while, and that was a bad idea.
Why was a different mat a bad idea?
@@hiluxjase6665 it was a clear acrylic mat, which is fine, and it looked cool. But it was much thicker than the stock mat and messed up the vertical tracking angle. Could make it work with tonearm shims and a skinny counterweight, but that’s $$$.
I've just sold my Rega RP3 and bought Thorens TD 1500.
RIAA Hegel V10 and Hegel H190 Amp with acoustic energy reference 1 speakers.
Great. System
Hello, Nice video, subscribed.
I have a question and thought I would ask a P6 owner. I recently purchased a P6. My platter has the slightest bit of play around the spindle. If I slide the platter laterally it moves enough to be noticed if I had to guess I would say a millimeter, maybe 2. It doesn't seem to affect anything but I am curious if that is correct.
Hi Randy, I think mine has the same, I notice it sometimes whe I spin the platter. It's perfectly normal and doesn't effect the performance. The P6 is truely awesome!
@@MarkymarkvinylnutThank you for your quick reply, that brings me peace of mind. I agree on the awesomeness of this turntable! I too have mine mounted on the wall mount. I have a dog that I would tense up every time she jumped off the couch lol. I upgraded from an '80s era Pioneer PL 112D with a Nagaoka 110. I kept it and that will be my turntable of choice when I play my less than pristine albums. I purchased Nora Jones's debut album from Blue Note and I think I've played it about eight times in a row now, every evening when I get home from work I try to devote time for side a and b : ).
PS I also pre-start my platter. Forgot where I read that but it seems to make sense starting a heavy platter like that would likely where the motor out sooner.
Do you have slight play in the PSU lead jack port at the turntable end? Great video!
Hi, no it should be a tight fit. The connection should be properly made.
The motor noise on the volume control is absolutely nothing to be concerned about, it is normal for this type of potentiometer. I have the Naim NAIT XS3 and it's the same. The Audiolab DC Blocker made a big difference and I no longer get hum or buzzing from the amps toroidal transformer. Try before you buy maybe?
It's not a deal breaker, but I'm thinking at this high end it's a little unexpected. Still love it and I have no plans to change! Thanks for your comment
I have a very similar rig:
Rega Planar 6
(4) IsoAcoustics Orea “Bronze”
(2) IKEA APTITLIG
Neo PSU
(4) IsoAcoustics Orea “Graphite”
(2) IKEA APTITLIG (mini)
Exact 2mm cartridge
Rega Aria MK 3 Phono Stage
(8) IsoAcoustics “Pucks”
(4) IKEA APTITLIG (mini)
Rega Elex-R integrated amplifier
(4) IsoAcoustics Orea “Bronze”
IKEA APTITLIG
(2) Paradigm Prestige 15b
(2) Pangea Audio DS400 (stands)
(2) SVS SB1000 PRO (subwoofer)
Panamax M5100 PM
Electrical conditioner
(4) IsoAcoustics “Pucks”
IKEA APTITLIG
SVS SoundPath speaker cables
Speakers + Sub
Nice system 👍
Hi what was the previous phono stage interested in upgrading from the fono to the aria.
Same turntable, same choice of mats, but I love the Achromat! Totally agree with your appraisal of the felt mat, snares are fatter, bottom end fuller, not at all disagreeable. However, I prefer the cleaner and slightly leaner presentation of the Achromat. I’d love to try the Ania when my Exact wears out! Agree about the lid.
have the marantz nd 8006 and naim 5si it souds noise i mean not the motor with is really cool feature for a amp in these price, i mean a back whitesound at 11 o clock where i most lissen the music i have it conected to original cable and audioquest power and rca i wonder if i get a chord cable or inacustic power cable it may do less noice if not i may replace it with a tube amp in a year o so.
Sorry which cartridge do you have on?
Rega Ania Pro... no plans to change it+
@Markymarkvinylnut thanks. That device is more than a thousand European coins 🪙🪙🪙🪙. Is it worth twice the price of a Rega exact?
So, did the P6 have removable RCA’s?
Hi, you mean power cables?
@@Markymarkvinylnut no, the interconnects, the RCA’s. And yes, can you use a different power cord for the power supply? I’ve found finding this information surprisingly hard.
@@aa5az423 the outputs from the deck to the phono are fixed. Good quality connectors
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I see that you have a cutting board. I found that putting four filet mignon a on the cutting board and then setting the speakers on top of them make a wonderful vibration eliminator. :-)
that system is far from "humble" imo
Not really humble though is it.
I would say it is leaning towards the oppulant side :D
You could’ve bought a Thorens model, but didn’t & got burned😱🙈💩.