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BRUGSANVISNING RP78 REGA

Rega Planer 78

The RP78 has been designed and engineered to achieve outstanding performance way beyond the expectations of a product at this price point. Excellent build quality, reliability and ease of use combine to make a product which, if used correctly, will offer you a lifetime of musical enjoyment. Omitting unnecessary gimmicks allows us to concentrate the manufacturing costs on the high quality parts necessary to reproduce records accurately. The single speed RB78 is fitted with a hand assembled RB202 tonearm and a precision main bearing. The minimalist design of the Rega RP78 and the use of extremely high quality components ensure that your turntable should last for many years. The tips on the reverse of these instructions will help increase the life of your turntable and ensure optimum performance.

Setting up your RB202 lonearm

With the cartridge mounted correctly and set up using the alignment protracor (supplied). Ensure that the bias adjustment is set to zero. Screw the balance weight along its shaft until the stylus is "floating" just 1 mm clear of the record. The arm will naturally try to swing back to rest even with the bias set to zero so it is recommended to support the arm carrier with your other hand allowing only vertical movement during

Cartridge mounting hardware

Ensure the cartridge mounting hardware is fitted correctly. If using the Rega RB78 mono cartridge the nut should be mounted to the top of the tonsarm headshell. As shown in the diagram below. Do not over tighten

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HINTS TIPS AND ACCESSORIES

Mount the turntable on a rigid, level surface. Avoid mounting on hollow or heavy cabinets or anything mounted on a flexible wooden floor. The Rega turntable support is the ideal solution.

Keeping the lid closed while playing records will prevent dust falling on to the record surface and should make cleaning unnecessary. Depending on the room environment and ambient temperature, playing with the lid open may offer sonic improvements. You can experiment to optimise the performance best suited to your room.

Do not use any record cleaner that works while the record is playing or any cleaners that use water or solvents. If you keep your records stored in their sleeves, avoid touching the playing surfaces and keep all water and fluids away, cleaning should not be necessary. Do not worry about visible dust on the record surface, this is brushed aside by the stylus during play. Dust collected on the stylus can The arm earth (or ground) is automatically connected through the arm cable screening. No other earth method should be necessary.

Save the original packing in case you ever need to transport the turntable.

Do not use any polish on the turntable or lid. To clean, wipe gently with a soft cotton duster damp only if required).

Rega turntables are designed to optimise performance for music reproduction and therefore no compromises have been made to give quick start times. The normal time taken for full 78 speed to be achieved is between 10 and 15 seconds.

Warning: Any attempt to repair or modify the tumtable or tonearm by persons other than Rega approved personnel may invalidate the guarantee. Should you experience any problem with your