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| Product type | Floorstanding speaker |
| Brand | Rega |
| Model | RS10 |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 1005 x 200 (300 at base) x 440 mm |
| Weight | 38 kg per speaker |
| Sensitivity | 88 dB |
| Speaker technology | BMR (Balance Mode Radiator) wideband |
| Tweeter | Rega ZRR-10 silk dome, bandwidth up to 23 kHz |
| Bass drivers | 200 mm (40 Hz) and 125 mm (75 Hz), 8-layer voice coils, paper cones |
| Crossover frequencies | Bass-Mid: 300 Hz, Mid-Treble: 2000 Hz |
| Crossover | High-voltage polypropylene capacitors, ferrite and air-core inductors |
| Terminals | LF and HF, with straps for bi-wiring |
| Positioning | Side drivers adjustable (inward/outward) depending on the room |
| Tone adjustment | 3 positions (pegs) to adjust bass/treble balance |
| Power | Passive, external amplifier required |
| Maintenance | Soft dry cloth, avoid abrasive products |
| Safety | Turn off amplifier before handling cables, avoid short circuits |
| Repairability | Repair by approved professional |
| Origin | Made in England |
Frequently Asked Questions - RS10 REGA
What is the specificity of the BMR system in the RS10?
The BMR (Balance Mode Radiator) is a wideband transducer covering the entire audible spectrum, offering musical transparency reminiscent of electrostatic speakers. It is integrated with two bass drivers and a specific tweeter for an improved soundstage.
How to position the RS10 speakers to optimize the soundstage?
The side drivers can be oriented inward or outward. Pointed outward, they widen the soundstage; pointed inward, they improve the precision of the musical image. It is recommended to experiment to find the best placement.
How to adjust the tonal balance (bass/treble) on the RS10?
The RS10 offers three adjustment positions via pegs (no. 1, 2, 3). Start with position 2, then adjust according to the room: if too much bass, try position no. 1 or move the speaker away from the wall; if not enough bass, use position no. 3 or move closer to the wall.
What type of cable to use with the RS10?
Rega recommends good quality cables with robust 4 mm plugs. Avoid esoteric 'miracle' cables that are often poor value. Use a similar cable length for each speaker and never join two cable lengths.
Can I bi-wire or bi-amp the RS10?
Yes, the RS10 has separate LF and HF terminals with straps. For bi-wiring or bi-amping, remove the straps and connect the amplifiers separately to the corresponding terminals.
What are the dimensions and weight of the RS10 speaker?
Dimensions: height 1005 mm, width 200 mm (300 mm at base), depth 440 mm. Weight is 38 kg per speaker.
What is the sensitivity of the RS10?
The sensitivity is 88 dB, which requires a moderately powerful amplifier for good performance.
How to maintain and clean the RS10 speakers?
Use a soft dry cloth to dust the surfaces. Avoid any liquid or abrasive products that could damage the finish.
What are the crossover frequencies?
The three-way crossover uses crossover frequencies of 300 Hz between bass and midrange, and 2000 Hz between midrange and treble.
Where are the Rega RS10 speakers manufactured?
The RS10 speakers are hand-assembled at the Rega factory in England, ensuring high-quality manufacturing.
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