Alongside Linn’s Ivor Tiefunbrun and Julian Vereker of Naim, Rega’s Roy Gandy is a pioneer of the modern British hi-fi scene. An engineering company that adheres to the adage, “form follows function,” and one that strives to make its products as affordable as possible, Rega operates from a state-of-the-art facility with 55 employees — but has no marketing department. Rega doesn’t create value by manufacturing in Asia, but is proud to work with local suppliers to source any parts not made at headquarters. For Roy Gandy a hi-fi is a tool, and nothing more, designed to play music.
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| Web Link | Tone Audio declares the Rega Brio-R Amplifier the Product of the Year Overall for 2011! |
| Web Link | Sam Tellig at Stereophile reviews the Rega Brio-R paired with the 30th Anniversary ProAc Tablette loudspeakers… |
| Web Link | Michael Fremer in his infamous Analog Corner piece reviews the Rega RP3 turntable and declares “the RP3 combo… |
| Web Link | HiFi News reviews the Rega RP3 with Elys 2 pick-up in its Yearbook 2011 |
| Web Link | HiFi News reviews the Rega RP3 turntable and declares the “RP3 represents outstanding value.” |
