Rega RB3000


I have a Rega Planar 3 Turntable, and I have upgraded to the Apheta 2 Cartridge.  I am now considering upgrading the Tonearm to the RB3000.  Is this a complete waste of money due to limitations of the plinth or other aspects of my deck?   I don't really want to buy a whole new turntable right now.

I have already upgraded the sub platter with Groove Tracer's product as well as reference band to drive it.  

I have the Parasound JC Jr phono preamp and my amp is PrimaLuna Evo 400.

Thank you for your comments.  I have only been doing this a few years but love it.
ronin35
If it fits, it can only be an improvement. But why not upgrade the table? You know that's what you gotta do.
I'd save until I could get one of Rega's better turntables.  I'd rather have a better plinth with the RB300 than the RB3000 with a lesser plinth.  Ask your dealer about this.
I think that for little extra you get the Planar6 which is a better proposition than putting RB3000 on a P3. Just my thought.
G
@ronin35 For a similar price take a look at the Audiomods arm - they are so much better than anything Rega has to offer at the same price and will fit the Rega turntable perfectly.

www.audiomods.co.uk

I have never regretted getting mine - a superb piece of extremely high quality engineering.

Mine has the one-piece harness and the micrometer VTA adjustment.

Also request the Absolute harmony RCA's - they are a perfect match

Here's my review of the ARM and the RCA's

http://image99.net/blog/files/f233eea773cbc47d311b80d32702da48-40.html

http://image99.net/blog/files/a8494e8645dea3d750d109f819103099-61.html

If you have any questions just ask

Regards - Steve
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