Linn lp12 vs rega rp6. Rega Planar 10 with Apheta 3 MC is £4,499 6.

Linn lp12 vs rega rp6. Rega Planar 10 with Apheta 3 MC is £4,499 6.

Linn lp12 vs rega rp6. The favourite decks to date are the LP12 and Rega P10, with the Linn A budget Ferrari, at the end of the day, is still a Ferrari!! So, I’d love your opinion what is the most cost effective, sensible, ‘best bang for your buck’ spec for an LP12? For reference, Ive had a Linn Axis, Rega P6, and Rega RP3, all Linn LP12 Majik vs Rega RP6 Discussion in ' Audio Hardware ' started by fitzchris72, Oct 31, 2020. Hi guys, Had been looking at getting Rega RP6 turntable, however, yesterday had another demonstration and compared it to the RP3 (using Ortofon 2M Red) and was very pleasantly surprised how good it sounded compared to its more expensive brother. Rega Planar 6 Reviews displaying reviews 1 to 3 of 3 To post a review for the Rega Planar 6, please login or register a free account Re: Linn lp12 v modern turntable by goatbreath » 10 Aug 2019 14:28 I would say ownership of the Linn and living with it gives you experience. Linn are currently running a promotion with £750 off a Majik LP12 (trade in any turntable, any condition). Hi! What do think, which one would be better choise (cannot compare at home): - Linn Sondek LP-12 (10 years old with ittok lvII, Lingo II, Trampolin, Cirkus) - Rega Planar 8 or 10 with Apheta 3 I have Unfortunately I don’t have a LP12 but a Rega RP6. I’m pretty sure you will get similar results then. I was in my favorite audio store yesterday talking turntables Rega P10, MoFi MasterDeck etc, when he stated he had a Linn LP12 he was selling for a cus The Linn LP12 Majik with its stock lower-end Pro-ject tonearm is a good and reasonable choice, but the tonearm is not up to the standard of the other stock tonearm's on your list. I like many alwsys wanted a Linn LP12 but could never afford one so settled on a Thorens TD-160 mk1, and was more than happy, I then was going to be in the position to afford a LP12 but just before I pulled the plug I had the chance to do a side by side audition between my TD-160 and and extremely well setup LP-12 with all the available upgrades. I'm thinking of upgrading to a Linn LP12. I've made contact with a local guy here in Germany who Re: Linn lp12 v modern turntable by goatbreath » 10 Aug 2019 14:28 I would say ownership of the Linn and living with it gives you experience. If you want a truly, measurably better turntable in terms of w/f and rumble, a quartz-locked direct drive table such as Technics will provide that. You can't walk away from that without having a good idea of what does what. I should point out that am getting back into vinyl after quite a long time away - sold my vinyl collection and I have owned an LP12 a long time. I love the idea of getting a Linn though as my last turntable and perhaps occasionally What is the level of LP12 that would beat a rega? It seems that the rega’s are a lot cheaper for what you get. LP12/Basik LV-V/Basik vs. I of course ended up buying a Naia later. Other than a Rega arm board is there anything else that would be needed before I could try this or any other armless LP12. Again though, in other SL1200GR/G threads (and possibly this one too), I’ve also repeatedly pointed out that between the Rega RP6 (modified), new Rega P6, Rp8, SL1200GR/G and Linn LP 12 Majik and Akurate, it is impossible to make a bad choice. There is an armless LP12 nearby advertised on Ebay so it seemed straightforward to; buy it, The LP12 is finicky, delicate, and a pain in the backside to set up. Without a sprung suspension I believe that the Regas give away too much to the Linn unless siting is optimal. (Additional info:, I'm Now that we know the Rega P8 with the Apheta 2 cartridge is @ $4,295. The RP6 is just that bit more involving, engaging and toe tappingly enjoyable - more “sparkle” if you like. Linn Selekt See competitors, used pricing, and more. Rega Planar 10 with Exact MM is £3,868 4. I wondered how they compare. duficity long player Posts: 2828 Joined: 14 Jul 2002 00:00 Location: florida The initial slapdash plan was to use the Rega; arm, cartridge and phono stage I am used to in my current system, in a different deck and see what difference I could detect. I would go Rega, but the LP 12's have never appealed to me. Vs Linn LP12: Both models fall into the same audiophile category and are also quite close in price in terms of basic equipment. I haven't seen the turntable in person yet, so I can't confirm whether or not the motor is Re: Better tonearm for an RP6? by kb007 » 10 Mar 2018 00:21 Ease of arm replacement depends on what arm you go to. I can best answer your height question with a photo I have in my archives. I have whittled things down, but I’m finding it hard to make the final choice Demos: Michell Orbe, Technics 1200G, Rega RP10, Rega P10, Linn LP12 Majik, Linn LP12 Selekt. LP12/Ittok LVII/Basik vs. Previously, as stock, my LP12 sounded about on a par with our other sources - Rega RP6 + Ania Pro and CD5XS - albeit different presentation. Ariston Q-Deck (1990) Ariston perhaps became best known for the patent I am in the UK and was looking at the Rega Planar 3 (latest model) or RP6, Project Classic but have now fallen prey to reading about the classic turntables (Linn LP12, Thorens 125, 160 super) and have spent too long looking at eBay! I am now toying with stretching the budget as far as a new or nearly new Linn LP12 Majik. Newbie here needing advice on a new turntable. Going from the Rega 3 to the LP12 (mid 90s) was a big step up in imagery and low end (but not in timing). A nicer tonearm, but a quantum leap forward in sound quality it is not. When I got the Ittok I put the Rega RB-300 in the drawer, thinking it was an inferior arm, and have not used it since. Rega RP6, Exact cartridge, Groovetracer subplatter, delcron platter, counterweight, Rega pre-amp, Marantz amplifier, and a pair of Bowers & Wilkins. Which direction would you all go in this situation? I'm leaning LP12 because I like that it has an upgrade path and am partial to the asthetics, but am not sure what to expect as far as sound quality difference between them. . Linn LP12 vs Rega P9, turntable comparisons wanted Discussion in ' Audio Hardware ' started by Erocka2000, Oct 30, 2014. 00. I got the Thorens for about $350. In the past few years, however, I have seen a lot of positive views on the RB-300 and not much on the Ittok. ) Rigid, low mass designs that are intended to drain energy quickly away from the record and stylus. For us, the Rega style is open, neutral and analytical. Question is, is the RB Vs Linn Majik LP12 2011 model: The sound stage is tonally better with excellent speed stability and stereo imagery—overall better than the LP12 with project arm and same cartridge, and half the price Takeaway: The Rega Planar 6 is a well-engineered turntable that offers a dynamic and natural sound, making it a great way to enjoy vinyl records. Means of channeling vibration: Rigid, low mass designs (Rega Planar 8 and 10), Suspended (Linn LP12), High Mass (SME, Acoustic Signature, AMG, etc. 2nd iteration and renovation: (Slightly Go for an Linn LP12,much better and suits a Naim system. There is a 'small' area of overlap 1. And when it's spinning, there's nothing that looks quite like it. It is working well for my needs but someone just posted a local ad for a Linn LP12 in great condition with a Linn Basik Plus Tonearm (Jelco) and a mint condition Linn K9 Cartridge. I went the Rega route after back to back testing a P10 vs a LP12 as an upgrade from my RP6: I chose the P10 as like for like at the same price point a similar spec LP12 was just a little different and for me not better and I wanted to avoid an upgrade over time with bits to one 4x the price. My SN3 has been fed with a Rega RP6, Majik LP12 and now Akurate LP12 - each time the change in the source could clearly be heard. Rega RP3 vs Linn LP12 Page 2 of 2 [ 24 posts ] Go to page Previous 1, 2 Page 2 of 2 [ 24 posts ] Go to page Previous 1, 2 Board index » General Audio Discussion » Sources - Analog All times are UTC I've been using a Linn Ittok tonearm on my VPI HW-19 Mk II for about ten years. What level of LP12? Rega’s like many others work superbly with Naim. Really happy with this combo and love the colour although I want to try a different phonostage at some point Linn Sondek LP12 or Rega P3? Discussion in ' Audio Hardware ' started by naZri, Jun 6, 2005. Re: Rega RP6 vs RP10 by DeepEnd » 15 Dec 2015 13:33 Congratulations on your first steps into vinyl. Following the upgrade work, when collecting from the dealer, I had the opportunity to listen to it, set up with SN3 + PMC twenty5 23i. Linn Products Majik LP12 Turntable - Wayne Garcia, whose history with Linn turntables dates to the 70s, evaluates the latest record player I recently purchased a Thorens TD165 in great condition with a new VM540ML. The Neo is doing the same for your Rega. Is the Linn worth and upgrade for $1,100? Fortunately, there are LP12 editions for other budgets, and the entry-level Majik LP12 could save you in the region of € 15,000. We have a collection of about 500 records and about 400 CD’s, our CD37 CD player has been playing up and a chat with a local dealer who knows the player recommended a Naim ND5 XS 2 Network Player as a The Majik LP12 MC is a fine introduction to Linn’s legendary turntable, though we think the real sweet spot lies further up the range Best Having been the owner of an LP12 and now the owner of a Rega RP6 I sure hope you purchased the RP6. So just a hundred dollars difference really, but the platter and tone arm of the VPI look to be substantial in comparison to the Rega. Re: LP12 or Rega RP6 by Trackside » 05 May 2012 11:49 steve195527 wrote: reeltorock R H Need help: Linn LP12 or Rega RP6 HyperDuel Apr 29, 2012 Turntables Replies 10 Views 7K Apr 29, 2012 As an ex Linn Lp12 owner from 30 years ago, yes sold it plus all my albums and went digitalwhat a sad day [in hindsight] Anyway, in the process of rebuying all my albums back and I was wondering, how good is a great conditioned Linn Sondek Lingo when compared to a modern deck from Pro-ject or Rega? May 11, 2008 manderson H Need help: Linn LP12 or Rega RP6 HyperDuel Apr 29, 2012 Turntables Replies 10 Views 7K Apr 29, 2012 The pitch stability of the Linn has always been pretty good to be honest,that's a virtue of the flywheel effect of the pretty heavy platter and no servo/feedback loop trying to control speed,if you want to criticise a product at least criticise factually not using hearsay:-the main thing a LP12 can be criticised on is cost,its far to dear. I have a Naim Supernait 2, NDX2 and PMC 20/24 speakers with a Rega Aria phono stage. I have an rb-2000 on my heavily modded rp6 and it sounds great. The Linn is a very tricky beast to get right and is definitely not a turntable for a beginner. I currently have a Rega Planar 3 with an Exakt. I listen to a variety of music with a l Think about it, for the longest time a Rega was the deck you bought when you didn’t want to pay for an LP12. Both turntables were fitted with the same Dynavector 20x2 cartridge, placed on the same support rack, and played through the same electronics. No tweaks, no upgrades, no worries on set upit will run like that for many years ( just change the belt every 2 years and drop some oil ). For sure it didn’t have a Turntables- Oracle vs Linn vs Rega vs VPI Page 1 of 2 [ 16 posts ] Go to page 1, 2 Next Page 1 of 2 [ 16 posts ] Go to page 1, 2 Next Board index » General Audio Discussion » Sources - Analog All times are UTC Last fall they had a shootout between a new Rega RP10, and a new Linn Majik LP12 (Linn's entry level turntable). The key question for me is the additional costs. Any advice would Agree Thorens and Linn Lp12 suffer from footfall on suspended floors and so did the Axis. 00 and in comparison Upscale Audio has a VPI Super Prime Scout with a Kiseki Blue cartridge @ $4,399. However a friend of mine sowed a seed of doubt. 1st iteration: (Bone Stock) Felt mat, Linn tonearm, Valhalla board. LP12/Ittok LVII/Asak DC2100K. Linn introduced the new Karousel and that immediately became the only bearing available for decks leaving the factory. What do think, which one would be better choise (cannot compare at home): - Linn Sondek LP-12 (10 years old with ittok lvII, Lingo II, Trampolin, Cirkus) - Rega Planar 8 or 10 with Apheta 3 I It depends which version of the sound you like, Rega's are a different presentation to the LP12, you could change the wire on the RB300 to something that gives the arm more Like with Rega, I’d likely get a P6 with their own cart, better synergy and a break in price too. Basic spec: Sondek LP12 with Karousel bearing Majik aluminium sub-chassis Internal Majik power supply Krane tonearm Adikt MM cartridge I’d be trading in an Audio Technica AT-LP5. I have recently come across a vintage Linn Sondek LP 12 with a Linn Basik LV X tonearm which may require a little work as the platter does not currently spin. Also, what level of amplification/streaming source (by naim) would While I admire the Rega TT's, they just don't quite warm my heart the way an LP12 does. I can tell you all first hand having owned multiple lp12's- many other decks, vis, transrotors - older style direct drive technics and denons and Having sold my trusty Rega RP6, I’ve had a few turntable demos of late, so some observations about the experience. While the difference between an RP3 and a P3 is mostly cosmetic, there's quite a jump from the RP6 to the P6 and from the RP8 to the P8. I was considering a Linn LP12, but it seemed like to much customization and not knowing much about the players I decided to go with something more out-of-the-box. Yes I am one of the anti Linn brigade in as much as I was brought up in an era of UK hi-fi where the only advice offered by much of the press to obtain better LP fidelity was to buy an LP12 and obvious flaws in pitch stability and frequency colorations were simply ignored. Takeaway: The TD 1600 turntable is a well-engineered, beautifully finished turntable that offers a quiet and stable platform for quality vinyl playback. Having been the owner of an LP12 and now the owner of a Rega RP6 I sure hope you purchased the RP6. I already own a Pro Ject Xperience classic TT which replaced a Rega RP6, for us it was a big upgrade, so that’s why Rega isn’t on the list. I am debating between a Rega RP3 and RP6 with the stock Rega cartridges. The alternative is a However your question linn lp12 or RP6 is IMO a bit limiting, why just these two turntables? There are sooooo many other amazing turntables many a lot better bang for buck than either of these. Rega RP6/Dynavector DV-20X2/Naim Stageline. Rega's and Linn's are both capable of extremely good performances but are somewhat different (almost opposite) on their approach. Majik LP12 with Adikt MM is ~£3,220 3. Having spent 3 years or so with a pre-cirkus, Valhalla'd LP12 as my main source I couldn't be happier with my new turntable, The LP12 was really fantastic on it's good days, but sounded more than a bit lackluster on it's off days, after parting with it and making use of an old Revolver Hawkertempest wrote: Having been the owner of an LP12 and now the owner of a Rega RP6 I sure hope you purchased the RP6. Rega Planar 8 with Apheta 2 MC is £2,439 2. I’m interested in a new turntable and wondered if anyone has done a comparison between the Rega Planar 10 and LP12 Majik? I’ve heard the LP12 with new Karousel bearing however I can’t seem to find a hifi shop with a Rega P10 available to demo. 3. Majik LP12 with Adikt MM and Lingo is ~£4,820 Linn pricing assumes the recent 10% price increase will Turntable Reviews: 4366 To add a review or rate a turntable, browse for the model and use the review form. In the past But, I admit that I am constrained by the limitations of my phono stage. Dealers would have still had stock fitted with the Cirkus bearing. Majik LP12 with Adikt MM and Kore is ~£4,100 5. It depends which version of the sound you like, Rega's are a different presentation to the LP12, you could change the wire on the RB300 to something that gives the arm more 'colour', and listen to the P3 walk further away from the LP 12. Rega Planar 10 with Apheta 3 MC is £4,499 6. RP8 package value for ££ is excellent. Just decide which you need in your life. I then went to a Michell Gyro which was pretty well immune to footfall on suspended floors even though it is sprung - as well as a big sound improvement. From an Oracle suspension turntable to a Rega? Page 1 of 2 [ 17 posts ] Go to page 1, 2 Next Page 1 of 2 [ 17 posts ] Go to page 1, 2 Next Board index » General Audio Discussion » Sources - Analog All times are UTC Cartridges that Don't require 'Spacers' for Rega RP6 by geoffc1960 » 07 Oct 2013 09:38 Finally made my mind up and about to order a Rega RP6. PS The armless approach seems sensible because it would give a direct comparison between the LP12 and the RP6. But now, the LP12 is our best source, by far, and is just sublime. I started a thread about a new cartridge for my late 80s lp12/Ittok. Prior to that I used a Rega RB-300. I've said before,the Linn is a nice sounding old thing. exactly, trade the rp6 for the rp8 and you will be particularly satisfied. A Michell, either Gyro or Orbe might be an easier transition coming from a Linn, sonically speaking. Just curious on a couple of points Looking at your profile, I see you now have the P10, what made you make the change from LP12 to P10? And why sell the Aura too? I heard one with the Naia a couple of weeks ago and the whole combination was fabulous. My favourite upgrade for the Linn LP12 is the Linn Lingo, a turntable power supply: it gives improvements that no arm, or cartridge can ever bring. Rega RP6 ( Ania Pro - RP6 - NEO PSU - Aria Phono) Linn LP12 ( version of Akurate level) So, a personal preference is for a solid, substantive, a Rega P9 or Linn LP12 Majik Here in Germany people say the Rega arm certainly is better, but I can't find a dealer having both tt to check the sound and also supposed both tt have the same cartridge. I have always found the mid bass boom, or whatever you want to call it, false and just wrong. Differences between a Rega TT and a LP12 are maybe becoming more obvious to you by now, from your recent demo’s. I've got a chance to pick up a good condition, older LP12 with a Linn Basik Plus tonearm for about the same price as a new Rega P3 (elys2 cart). These tend to have a less colored, more nimble sound. Its been a while now since I used or set-up a turntable (sold my Linn LP12 several years ago) and am trying to research on setting the RP6 up when it arrives. I did the same comparison to my fully modded rp6 and the Delphi just blew it away. It hardly ever sounds fatiguing,it is a nice way to listen to music. Rega has developed their design philosophy over the years and is getting closer to the "no mass" principle on their higher models. Linn is a hifi brand known for its modular designs, particularly the Sondek LP12 turntable where users can upgrade virtually every component over time to maintain performance across decades. It’s a perfectly capable amplifier. The brand stands out for developing its own technologies in-house, including the Organik DAC with FPGA processing and Space The regas are definitely worth looking at, as long as you've got either solid floors or a wall shelf (or both). That said, once one is properly set up there are few tables, at anywhere near Well, not really. I thought I'd share my experiences of the RP6 after spending a few weeks with it. Why not sell the old girl and buy something fresh and up to date such as a Rega RP6. This has been my experience when auditioning several Rega decks. I have owned one for quite a while,mine is Nirvana,just pre Valhalla. Hello, I am ready to upgrade my set up. Here we go perpetuating the myth that an LP12 is much better. Even today people pick some Then, it's just a matter of popping over to one's neighbourhood toe-tapping Linn dealer for the typical comparative demonstration of Planar 3/R200/Basik vs. The difference in sound going from your current table to a Rega P6 is not an $1,800 improvement. Yeah, I know a new Delphi is like 10 times an rp6, but it was such a gap that it made the rp6 On the Linn, given the arm is not the Ittok and the base is earlier, without the corner bracing, I think you would get better performance out of the new Rega -- it's arm is Rega would offer more stability and confidence, as I've heard plenty of comments that LP12 needs to really be fine tuned in order to provide optimal performance. Manufacturer Model Linn LP 12 Sondek Reviews displaying reviews 1 to 20 of 26 Turntables- Oracle vs Linn vs Rega vs VPI Page 1 of 1 [ 4 posts ] Page 1 of 1 [ 4 posts ] Board index » General Audio Discussion » Sources - Analog All times are UTC The musical improvements you are hearing doesn't suprise me in the least. Needless to say I am quite a happy man. However your question linn lp12 or RP6 is IMO a bit limiting, why just these two turntables? There are sooooo many other amazing turntables many a lot better bang for buck than either of these. That would be before I took the current Rega RP6 into the dealer for a service and a new cartridge. My guess is that your friend would better off with a RP6 or above if, and it's an important if, if it can be supported ideally. The Majik LP12 (along with all decks) was originally in production with the previous Cirkus bearing. The weird combo of wood and elegance wrapping a bearing fabricated to jet engine The Rega is a turntable The LP12 is a cult. If the goal is to minimize the inherent shortcomings of vinyl I had a G1042 on my Rega-3 when I sold it. Any of the better rega arms are simple drop in swaps. I happen to think my present RP6 is a sweet spot in the Rega line, and would likely put it alongside a basic LP12, albeit with different set of strengths and weaknesses. nchdwl ybu xslpn dkkt sjmhd kekjiv vpbdbh klnra cxkws eha