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In Reply to: Rega Planet versus Apollo - differences?? posted by ditit00 on August 10, 2006 at 20:03:50:
>well, rega's official explanation is that the owners are faulty for >being unpatient wait for the end of initializing time. if you don't >ress any buttons until this time is over, than you should not have any >problems with apollo (or saturn) during use.
>i don't know whether this is true, but rega says so.
>i would also love to hear if this is true or not.I have my 1+ months of experience w/ the Apollo to offer on this subject.
The moment I started waiting for initialization to FULLY complete, I stopped having any problems.
In terms of Planet vs. Apollo, you'd have to figure that Rega wanted to improve on the Planet. IMO the Apollo is the best <$1K CD player I have ever heard (and I heard most of the usual suspects) - but that might be because I am a sucker for smooth/liquid/analog sound.
In the latest issue of Absolute Sound, they use the Rega in their two most expensive recommended "budget" systems configurations.
I am thrilled with the Apollo and I recommend it without hesitation.
(Note that I am not a slobbering Rega fan or particularly easy to please. I would not, for example, buy again or recommend the much heralded Rega's P3 turntable. I thing there are several better options out there for the price of the P3, but with the Apollo I believe they really have something.)Alberto
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