aj523,
"...I was trying not to do all these audiophile type improvements like cables. Are you using the stock cable for the power supply? I always get upgraditis on that.
I started looking at after market mats and so confusing, I called Rega UK this morning and the tech guy told me under no circumstances should I swap out the mat that’s made specifically for the P10’s ceramic platter. So glad i did that. Maybe I’ll ask Rega tomorrow about replacing the stock cord."
I’m sorry but reading that made me feel a little sad. Please tell us you’re joking.
Or else I’m puzzled why you feel that you can get a better result than Rega themselves can after over 40 years of R&D.
The P10 is currently the end result of all of that research and work.
You seem to be highlighting many of the pitfalls that I myself encountered in my audiophile journey.
If you enjoy this sort of thing, fair enough, but I would rather just enjoy the music and leave the R&D to those far better qualified and with far more advanced resources than I could ever have.
Nowadays if I wanted a record player I would look no further than the already technically excellent Technics SL12GR for exactly those reasons.
I’m guessing that the OP too decided to cut this Gordian knot when he made his decision to buy the Marantz TT-15S1.
"...I was trying not to do all these audiophile type improvements like cables. Are you using the stock cable for the power supply? I always get upgraditis on that.
I started looking at after market mats and so confusing, I called Rega UK this morning and the tech guy told me under no circumstances should I swap out the mat that’s made specifically for the P10’s ceramic platter. So glad i did that. Maybe I’ll ask Rega tomorrow about replacing the stock cord."
I’m sorry but reading that made me feel a little sad. Please tell us you’re joking.
Or else I’m puzzled why you feel that you can get a better result than Rega themselves can after over 40 years of R&D.
The P10 is currently the end result of all of that research and work.
You seem to be highlighting many of the pitfalls that I myself encountered in my audiophile journey.
If you enjoy this sort of thing, fair enough, but I would rather just enjoy the music and leave the R&D to those far better qualified and with far more advanced resources than I could ever have.
Nowadays if I wanted a record player I would look no further than the already technically excellent Technics SL12GR for exactly those reasons.
I’m guessing that the OP too decided to cut this Gordian knot when he made his decision to buy the Marantz TT-15S1.