Rega Neo Turntable PSU Power Supply

Advanced Power Supply with High Stable Electronic Speed Control for Rega Turntables

The Neo PSU is an advanced turntable power supply providing user controllable fine speed adjustment, advanced anti-vibration motor circuit and the convenience of electronic speed change. The Neo will make a welcome addition to any compatible Rega turntable by reducing motor noise, improving speed stability and rotational speed accuracy.

The Neo PSU is compatible with the following Rega turntable models: P3-24, RP3, Planar 3 2016, RP6, P5, P7, RP40 special edition, RP8 Or any older Rega turntable fitted with Rega's aftermarket 24v motor upgrade kit.

Using the same DSP (digital signal processing) generator found in the RP10, the Neo is built upon a high stability crystal oscillator. The Neo features an advanced anti-vibration circuit, fine motor speed adjustment and the convenience of electronic speed change. The DSP generator will divide the accurate signal from the crystal to the exact frequency required to turn the platter at the selected speed while producing a near perfect sinusoidal waveform to drive the 24v motor.

• Electronic speed change power supply for Rega turntables
• Controllable fine speed adjustment
• Advanced anti-vibration motor circuit
• High stability crystal oscillator for accurate speed control
• Reduces motor noise
• Improves speed stability
• Provides rotational speed accuracy
• Compatible with: P3-24 / RP3 / Planar 3 2016 / RP6 / P5 / P7 / RP40 special edition / RP8 / or any older Rega turntable fitted with Rega's aftermarket 24v motor upgrade kit

• Output to motor bi-phase: 24 V AC protected by resettable fuse
• Power consumption: 7.2 W
• Voltage: 24 V AC
• Power supply: Rega PS1 only
• Speed control step size: 0.01 RPM
• Input: 115-120 V ~ 60 Hz
• Output: 24 V ~ 350 mA AC

"All in all this is a very worthwhile upgrade whose benefits become more apparent with every record you spin. I suspect that it would be equally beneficial with any of the 24V Rega turntables so well worth a try."

- Jason Kennedy, The Ear, February 2, 2018