Rega belt

REGA has been making belt drive turntables for over 30 years - from the now famous "Planet" and "Planar" which have earned their place in the highest echelons of Hi-Fi folklore. Reproducing the extraordinary quantity of musical detail and emotion available in the grooves of a vinyl record is extremely difficult. REGA succeeds thanks to sound engineering principles and an almost obsessive attention to detail to ensure that no musical detail is lost through unwanted play or resonances. LP Gear is similarly committed to providing the best belt for your turntable. Our upgrade belts provide improved torque, speed stability, tranquil operation and long playing life.

To ensure that you always have a working belt for your turntable, we recommend that you order two and keep the other as backup. You'll be happy you did many years from now!.

Enumerated below are belts for specific turntables. If your turntable or model is not listed, see our Free Belt Matching offer below.

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Free Belt Matching Service
For your convenience, LP Gear offers a free belt matching service. If your turntable is not listed, all you need to do is send us via e-mail your existing belt's type (flat, round or square), measurements specifically its length and width, and present working condition (e.g., stretched but still working or no longer working).

To measure your existing belt's dimensions, follow the procedures below.

If you have the turntable belt:
- State the type of belt used (Flat, Round or Square).
- Pinch both ends of the belt.
- Measure its length.
- Multiply the length by two (2x).
- If the turntable uses a Flat belt, measure its width (usually 0.187").
- If the turntable uses a Round or Square belt, measure its thickness.
- Please include the make and model of the turntable with the belt's measurements.

If you do NOT have the turntable belt or it is shredded:
- State the type of belt that the turntable uses (Flat, Round or Square).
- Use a piece of string to tightly follow the belt's path.
- Measure the length of the string.
- Measure the width between the rims of the motor pulley that the belt can pass through (usually 0.250 inch).
- Please include the make and model of the turntable with the belt's measurements.

You may of course send your belt to us for reference. Please do this only if your belt is not shredded. We'll do our best to find a replacement for you.