New Rega Brio Mk7 amplifier: this time there is also a built-in DAC

The Rega Brio MK7 is the first amplifier in the Brio line-up to offer an integrated analog digital converter. So we can say that Rega, too, is adapting to what is the trend of the moment, and who knows, the British company may be able to win the loyalty of a new segment of customers.

Rega Brio MK7: here are the key features

The Rega Brio MK7 follows the trend of its siblings, so this integrated, as was the case with the Elicit and Elex models, also has its own digital section.

The Rega Brio Mk7 has three RCA inputs, a MM phono input, and an optical and coaxial input. Also present is a headphone connection with a 3.5 mm jack. The Brio while maintaining the “half size” shape is slightly larger than its predecessors, this is because inside is precisely housed the new digital-to-analog conversion section. The most scrupulous of you may be wondering if the new digital section could generate interference, but rest assured as Rega has worked on this front so as to avoid any kind of problem. The available power of 50 watts per channel into 8 ohms but, as per Rega’s tradition, the excellent care of the power supply part means that these amplifiers are able to bring out excellent dynamic qualities and unexpected driving capabilities.

Availability and pricing

We are still waiting to know the prices for the Italian market, but from the first reports we are looking at an excellent value for money product. For more detailed information we refer you to the site of the Italian distributor.