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13th May 2010, 04:02 PM
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The top of the platter on my P5 was 28/29mm above the top of the plinth, but that was using an acrylic platter.
The standard rega subplatter is 12mm thick and the glass platter is too, so it's 24mm + whatever the space is under the sub-platter, typically 4-5mm.
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REGA RB 251 measurement , help
