You'll probably find that you need to replace the laser. I did. The originals are getting long in the tooth and the lasers are starting to crap out. Rega did not give me a satisfactory answer on replacement. I could recommend a shop or two to do the replacement but it's probably going to set you back three or four hundred bucks.
Rega Planet Original
I recently purchased a Rega Planet CD player from a fellow
Audiogon member and noticed that the unit cuts out or skips on all of my CD's. I know that Rega does not employ Error correction circuitry in these units, but geeze! Could it be a bad laser? I hate to have to send in for repair! If I do
who do you recomend for service in the lower 48? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Audiogon member and noticed that the unit cuts out or skips on all of my CD's. I know that Rega does not employ Error correction circuitry in these units, but geeze! Could it be a bad laser? I hate to have to send in for repair! If I do
who do you recomend for service in the lower 48? Any help would be greatly appreciated.