Rega RP6 | Signature Sound

Rega RP-6 Turntable – $1,495 US Retail. With the new RB-303 arm, braced plinth design, new platter/sub-platter design and packaged with the Rega TT-PSU motor drive power supply standard, the RP6 is a great value… and comes in your choice of several high gloss finishes (Black, White, Red, & Green) Click here for RP6 Manufacturer Info Web Page.

Rega RP-6 Turntable with Factory Mounted Rega Exact2 Phono Cartridge – $1,990 US Retail. This packages take the new RP6 with the new RB-303 arm, braced plinth design, new platter/sub-platter design and packaged with the Rega TT-PSU motor drive power supply standard, and adds a factory mounted Rega Exact2 Phono Cartridge ($595 Retail value) for a great turn-key set-up! Comes in your choice of several high gloss finishes (Black, White, Red, & Green). Click here for RP6 Manufacturer Info Web Page.

Remember, we carry a wide range of phono cartridges in addition to the fine cartridges from Rega. So, if you are considering a new Dynavector, Clearaudio, Benz, or Grado cartridge for your new Rega Turntable, make sure you drop us a line with your desired combination(s) and we will work up a nice package quote! If you want, we will mount professionally your new cartridge on your new turntable for no extra charge!

Paul Darwin from Rega takes us through the features and some of the technical design of the Rega RP6

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If I may chime in...I think this is a very good idea. The primary reason why I did not consider a Filarmonia is the lack of remote volume adjustment; a key tool when listening to music with huge swings in dynamics. So a power amp would allow matching a remote capable pre-amp...yay! 40 WPC would be a heck of a lot more versatile, but I'm no engineer. So YES to a power amp, but maybe a bit more oomph for output? BTW...weren't they also working on a interesting speaker system?

The synergy between these integrateds and the Merlins is really unbelievable! I have not hear them on any other speakers? I hated not having the remote but the sonics make it tolerable. I never thought the sonics of the ARS and Merlins would eclipse the Magnepans and Soundlabs I have loved for decades but I honestly believe this system is the best overall system I have owned over the decades. If they develop a separate amp does that mean that they would also develop a preamp to go with it. If they have their own speakers that might be the hot set-up. Rich, sure you have heard the new ARS speakers and you know the Merlins better than anyone else? How do the overall sonics compare?

For folks how are curious about the Ars-Sonum Canon speaker, here is a pic of one sitting next to a Gran Filarmonia to help give you an idea of the size/design. First order crossover design, 8 ohms, 94dB efficient, easy to drive impedance curve (great for tube amps), very high quality parts in the crossover, etc. It is a 2 way design.

After some discussion with Ricardo at Ars Sonum this morning, he is going to make a Armonia amplifier for us which should be here in October. The price may actually work it to be a bit more than the Filarmonia integrated as the more versatile optimized power transformers that may be used cost more to make than the ones in the Filarmonia integrated. It should look very close to the rendered/p-shopped image above. The Armonia will be a special USA (North America) only model as well.