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Rega P3-24 & P5 owners..........

I've been extremely happy with my Rega P3-24/Exact 2 set-up for the past nine months, and have just taken it way up in quality by adding the TT-PSU. Thanks to all the thoughts expressed in these forums, and those of many internet and written reviews, I finally made the purchase. As great as my analog front end sounded before, it now seems improved in all areas. Most significantly, I'm sensing a wider and deeper soundstage, a more focused and extended bottom end, a clearer treble and mid-range, and a smoother overall presentation. So, my advice to all my fellow Rega P3-24 and P5 owners......just do it, and put the TT-PSU into your system. It really does make a wonderful difference. Happy listening.
adam18
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stringreen
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If you think your Rega is good, try using 3 Cardas blocks, or cones under the surround. Use the cones spike up.
adam18 OP
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Thanks, Stringreen............I have my Rega table sitting on a "Vibrapod sandwich." A perfectly flat 3/4 " dense MDF board sits upon eight #1 Vibrapods, and the table, with its three stock rubber feet, sits on the MDF. It's a pretty cool set-up, and seems to work quite well.
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stringreen
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Adam 18...try my suggestion...get rid of those rubber feet and Vibrapods. If you don't like it, you can always go back. If you don't want to "invest" in cones or blox, take 3 same size cans from your pantry and try it just for fun.
ryder
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Good to hear the TT PSU has made a significant difference with your P3-24 and thanks for sharing. One will be coming my way soon, right after I add more records into my collection.

Enjoy~
adam18 OP
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After a lot of listening this past weekend.....WOW !! The TT-PSU is making every LP I play sound better. Of course, some of this perceived improvement may be psychological (isn't this true with a lot of our "audiophile stuff" ?), but I'm definitely impressed. Last night, I enjoyed Duke Ellington, Joni Mitchell, Steely Dan, and Dave Brubeck, and I can't remember these albums ever sounding so good.
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