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| Value for Money | 9.7/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 9.3/10 |
| Stanton T.120 Turntable |  | £281.53P&P: £7.84 |
Full review by
gamutter
on 25th Nov 2003
User Rating : 9
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Good Points: Liquid and focused sound, very detailed with mc cell.
Bad Points: very manual (not that important)
General comments: Well, I bought the Rega P25 turntables.
After testing the turntable for a small week, I was convinced about the sound quality. The testplayer was equiped with a new Sumiko Blue point special cartridge (moving coil). At first the sound was rather compressed, but after an hour or 10 it fully opened up. The Sumiko cell gives a very detailed, focused en broad soundstage. I now fully enjoy my old records and wasn't aware they had that kind of quality. When I compare the vinyl sound to the CD played on my Gamut CD1(I have several records both on vinyl and CD), apart from the small clicks and plops, it surely gives a better sound. Altough the Gamut also gives a very smooth and liquid sound, the liquidity and focusing is a little better then the CD1.
conclusion: I am very pleased with the result.
gamutter's review and ratings | 159 words
Review by
adam.
expert review 
on 15th Jun 2003
User Rating : 9
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First and foremost,the rega p25 is a massive improvement over the p3,but then again its far more exspensive!so what do you get?.
On asthetics alone, it's a great improvement over the planer 2 & 3,as a picture fraim has been added to the surround off the plinth,which comes in a variety of colours,which looks attractive and adds a sense of class to the deck.It looks like the p9 in this respect.
Also you get the exellent rb600,a improvement over the famous rb300,which comes in silver ...
adam.'s full review | 237 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
Martin.
on 11th Apr 2002
User Rating : 10
Respect :
+5
The Rega P25 turntable produces lovely, lush and rich sound, but with crisp detail in mid and treble. More realistic than P3, although slight increase in surface noise due to enhanced top end. Not a major problem in light of extra realism provided by P25.
Put it this way, this is the turntable I'm buying, even if I could justify saving by buying the P3. I just want the P25!
Martin.'s full review | 122 words | 1 comment added.
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