( 01 / 01 )Rega Elicit-RStereo Amplifier

Rega Elicit-R Stereo Amplifier
The Rega Elicit-R is a premium stereo amplifier delivering exceptional audio performance with simplicity and ease of use. Featuring advanced power amplifier circuits and high-quality components, it offers superior sound clarity and dynamic control for audiophiles and vinyl enthusiasts alike.
Key Features
- 105 Watts per channel into 8 ohms, 127 Watts into 6 ohms, 162 Watts into 4 ohms
- FET discrete line level pre-amplifiers with programmable stepped attenuator volume control
- Built-in high-quality moving magnet (MM) phono stage for vinyl playback
- Rear panel switchable input for secondary line level or phono input with enhanced isolation
- Polypropylene capacitors throughout the signal path for improved audio fidelity
- Improved power supplies and increased output power for dynamic performance
- Supplied with Solaris system remote handset for full control of the ‘R’ range electronics
- Custom-designed case for optimal heat dissipation and aesthetics
Award-Winning Performance
Winner of the WHAT HI-FI? Awards 2014, 2015 & 2016 for Best Stereo Amplifier.
Specifications
- Power Output: 105 Watts per channel into 8 Ω
- Power Output: 127 Watts per channel into 6 Ω
- Power Output: 162 Watts per channel into 4 Ω
- Input Sensitivity for 105 Watts into 8 Ω:
- Line inputs (input 1 switch set to line): 196 mV, load 10K Ω
- Phono (input 1 switch set to phono): 2 mV, load 47K Ω in parallel with 220 pF
- Direct input: 760 mV, load 50K Ω
- Power amplifier gain: 31.6 dB
- Record output: 196 mV for rated inputs
- Pre-amplifier output: 760 mV for rated inputs
- Dimensions: Width 432 mm x Depth 325 mm x Height 82 mm
- Weight: 13 kg
Additional Information
The Elicit-R’s output amplifier features a low source Class A driver stage using a complementary pair of Darlington output transistors, creating an emulated Class A driver stage for enhanced sound quality. The amplifier benefits from running warm; it is recommended to allow the unit to reach optimum temperature before critical listening sessions.








