Roksan or Rega

Dezp

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Just seekind advice regarding relative merits of Rega v Roksan. In the past I have bought Rega mainly for their sheer great value products.

The Roksan attessa/ K3 range on Richer sounds are on offer for really affordable prices.
My source will be vinyl and really like the Rega p3 RS turntable. Yet again very affordable attessa deck at Richer sounds.
So do I grab a bargain at RS or go for Rega mid-price source and amp?
I will be using stand mount speakers due to small living room. Thinking dynaudio/kef/b&w. Any thoughts. Thanks.
 
Choose your speaker first,, most important part of any set-up, then audition both amps.
Turntables will come down to how familiar you are with setting them up.
Rega for convenience, Roksan for flexibility, although do note it doesn't come with a dust cover......
 
I suspect for most vinyl grove setters, the Rega P3 is king. Once all the hype is removed, I think the Roksan Attessa compares well with the Rega P3?

Aesthetically the Roksan Attessa doesn't do it for me and that flat tone arm! Still;
what may sway you, the The Roksan Attessa has a built in phono amp, this may help you free up some cash for a better cartridge.
My 2 cents from Mr. Digital guy 🙂
 
Hi, both brands are very good. Roksan is very good as amp brand, Rega is very good mainly in turntables. But Rega has a strenght in synergy of their components. E.g. Planar 3 RS with their MM cartridge ND3 or ND5 and amp Brio or Elex are very hard to beat in middle size room. Speaker is of your preference and size of your room below 16m² I will take bookshelfs like Q Acoustics or Fyne Audio or what you like. In bigger room you may choose floorstanders. There are lots of good possibilities. The best is to try and select speaker on your own and select speakers. BR. Juraj
 
My Denon AVR-X1800 has a phono input, my wife alluded to 'why don't you have a turntable', it might have been the 5th glass of prosecco, hmmm might be worth exploring? £380?

Jason little voice;
don't be tempted by Hi-fi-rye-tus, go bang your head on the wall,
that's better, it's going to cost me a fortune to rebuild my vinyls.........................phew that was close 🙂
 
My Denon AVR-X1800 has a phono input, my wife alluded to 'why don't you have a turntable', it might have been the 5th glass of prosecco, hmmm might be worth exploring? £380?

Jason little voice;
don't be tempted by Hi-fi-rye-tus, go bang your head on the wall,
that's better, it's going to cost me a fortune to rebuild my vinyls.........................phew that was close 🙂
Aargh!! Vinyls????
 
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I think the story goes is the Roksan sold badly, and added to it rumours of difficult setup & some units had issues from the factory. Roksan sorted that problem but I guess the reputation stuck & a v good turntable went unloved. Bargain price for sure.
 

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