Outstandingly lively and engaging performance, Solid build considering lightweight materials, Excellent value for money
Doesn't look terribly exciting, Does its best work with isolation
You have to be committed to vinyl to want to break the four figure mark on it but, as we have seen with a few recent reviews, there are solid reasons for doing so. The Planar 6 is not the most immediately striking device you can buy at the price, so if yo...
Superb timing, agility and dynamism, Extremely refined and mature presentation, Precise and subtle, Smart-looking finish, Good build,
Demands careful system-matching,
After a few days spent with the Planar 6/Ania, we're confident the extra care required in system-matching is worth it.The Rega Planar 6/Ania's masterful handle on rhythm and subtle detail is better than before, with refinement adding to the deck's customa...
Abstract: From the moment Rega revived its Planar name with the introduction of the Planar 1, Planar 2 ( HFC 415) and Planar 3 ( HFC 411) turntables in 2016, it was logical that the RP6 would be in line to join the new order. Rumours of an RP6 successor have been c...
