View and Download REGA Planar 3 instructions online. Planar 3 Turntable pdf manual download. Rega Planar One The RP1 has been. Manual speed change 33 RPM 45 RPM. Weight Fig 3. A A Stylus Tip. Mount the turntable on a rigid, level surface.

Just cleared out my loft and have reinstated my vinyl collection and RP3 to play it. Speed variations soon started which were mostly sorted by clean and lubrication of the main bearing. The drive belt was a bit iffy so I cut about 10 mm out of it and re-joined it. Vector Canoe Keygen Software more.

Upshot is that it now plays pretty much the right speed but in my investigation stage I took the motor out for inspection. I'm now having a job re-assembling the suspension to keep the drive spindle vertical. The upshot is that the belt rides up and down the sub platter with a corresponding change in speed. I have new drive belt and suspension O ring on order. Does anybody have setup instructions for the motor suspension? Please don't suggest the motor upgrade, I can't afford that just yet. Galletto 1260 Drivers Windows 8. Motor upgrade is about £125, I can't afford/justify that since I'm only playing my vinyl through a cheapo theatre system via a phono preamp.

I've fiddled with the motor suspension and now got the motor spindle upright. That and a new drive belt seems to have done the trick.

I checked the turntable speed and it did 100 revolutions in exactly 180 seconds so spot on there. All sorted.or so I thought. Having played several albums,maybe 20, then speed suddenly dropped. It plays constantly slow, no variation. Switch off, scratch head, try again, perfect.

It does not lose speed during play, only on switch on at random intervals. Can't therefore be TT bearing or drive belt. Therefore must be motor controller? Some electronic component is not coming up to spec on switch on sometimes. Any thoughts on this? I'm handy with a soldering iron.

The iconic ‘Planar Three’ returns Replacing the multi award winning and five times What Hi-Fi? Product of the Year (RP3) was never going to be an easy task. It took our team of designers headed up by Rega's Roy Gandy, two years to develop the all new 'Planar 3' following the biggest re-design of the iconic 'Three' model ever seen. Our team have worked tirelessly to improve every aspect of this turntable offering improved ergonomics, usability and first and foremost, sonic performance.The new ‘Planar 3’ is truly a new turntable for 2016 carrying over just two components from the previous model. New features of the Planar Three RB330 tonearm - Designed using the latest 3D CAD & CAM technology, the new RB330 is the culmination of more than 35 years of tonearm design experience.

Featuring a brand new bearing housing, and our latest tonearm tube designed using intelligent redistribution of mass ensure this arm will exhibit fewer points of possible resonance. Extreme stability with almost friction free movement from the new high precision bearing assemblies guarantees to gather more information from your vinyl than ever before. • Featuring a new bias assembly, re-designed stiffer vertical bearing housing, integrated arm clip and an improved spring housing with easier to read numbers.

• Rega made, new low capacitance phono cable with Neutrik plugs, • Improved lower friction, precision horizontal and vertical bearings • New design 100g mild steel balance weight. Plinth - High gloss acrylic, laminated plinth, stiffer and vastly improved appearance, ergonomically positioned power switch.Three plinth finishes available gloss black, white and red.

Double braces - Improved thicker 3mm phenolic bottom brace and new metalised skin phenolic top brace. Bearing housing – Re-designed brass main hub central bearing, improved fit and construction reducing stress on the bearing itself.