Amazing machine. It's worth its money. If you get such a turntable, I would advise you to do a proper setup, and by that, I mean it is necessary to get an electronic scale in order to adjust the tracking force (the weight that the needle will apply on the record) as well as an anti-skating disc to properly adjust the anti-skating. The placement/calling of the needle should also be adjusted correctly, which is done with a paper/drawing included in the packaging. In general, the above tools are necessary for all corresponding turntables. I combined mine with the NAD C338 amplifier and the Klipsch R-820 F speakers after a recommendation from the store (the owner was perfectly knowledgeable), and the result is excellent! The turntable is entry level, but believe me, it will fully satisfy you.

In its category, there is no other. The ultimate turntable. Legendary manufacturer, handmade, 24v silent motor, an arm that can be worn on even more expensive turntables of other companies, etc. Incredible musicality, rhythm performance.
I have paired it with the AT540ml after a recommendation from the store and I have been more than satisfied.

When in the 80s I bought my first rega planar 3, I was amazed by the sound that this simple turntable produced, which made me fall in love with vinyl records and build a large record collection. Over the years, the rega was replaced by other turntables of higher value. I thought it was just my imagination that something was always not quite right. The years passed, a family was formed, and the only thing that remained since then was the record collection. At some point, I decided to introduce my children to the magic of the old good analog sound. With joy, I realized that the old good rega planar 3 is being produced upgraded. I brought it home, put on the English copy of Jethro Tull's "Stand Up," and the feeling was the same, if not better, than in the distant 80s. I believe that I fulfilled my duty towards my children and music through the rega