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General| Drive System | Belt drive |
|---|---|
| Tonearm | RB700 |
| Speeds | 33 1/3 RPM, 45 RPM |
| Cartridge | Not included |
| Type | Belt-drive turntable |
| Plinth | phenolic resin |
| Motor | 24V low noise synchronous motor |
| Platter | 12mm glass |
| Wow and Flutter | <0.1% |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 440 x 120 x 360 mm |
Rega's philosophy is to make high-quality products at sensible prices for accurate music reproduction.
Explains the P7's design philosophy, focusing on accurate music reproduction over gimmicks.
Details the RB700 tonearm, its construction, and design improvements for enhanced performance.
Provides practical advice on turntable placement, record care, operation, and maintenance.
Covers recommended servicing intervals and detailed instructions for safely transporting the Rega P7.
Describes the ceramic oxide platter, its unique manufacturing process, and design features for speed stability.
Details the skeletal design of the new P7 plinth, using lighter material for reduced mass and increased rigidity.
Explains the high-specification motor, its control via the TT PSU, and the twin belt drive system.
Specifies the use of high-quality, purpose-designed power and phono connectors and interconnect cables.
Describes the TT PSU, its crystal-locked generator, and how it controls speed and motor vibration.
Instructions on setting the tracking force using the control and setting the bias adjustment slider.
Diagram and explanation of the TT PSU's controls, LEDs, and connection points for operation.
Diagram identifying key turntable parts and showing connections to the amplifier.
Detailed guide on setting tracking force, understanding VTA, and adjusting the bias slider.
Instructions for setting the bias adjustment slider, referencing tracking force and grams.
Step-by-step guide for connecting and powering up the turntable and PSU for the first time.
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