Revox

Revox is a Swiss audio brand known for producing high-quality consumer tape recorders, most notably the A77 and B77. It was founded as the consumer division of Studer, a company renowned for its professional studio equipment. While Studer focused on broadcast and recording industry standards, Revox brought similar engineering excellence to the domestic hi-fi market. Both brands shared design principles and technical innovations, with Revox products often viewed as high-end home versions of Studer’s professional machines.

Made In Germany

Released in 1967 /

Revox A77 Stereo Tape Recorder

The Revox A77 was a landmark open-reel recorder introduced in 1967, featuring a three-motor transport, electronically regulated capstan motor, plug-in amplifier modules, and REVODUR heads. It offered exceptional reliability, long tape life, and studio-grade sound, setting the standard for semi-professional tape machines worldwide.

Made In Germany

Released in 1977 /

Revox B77 Stereo Tape Recorder

The Revox B77 is a ¼-inch reel-to-reel recorder released in 1977, known for its robust build, high-fidelity sound, and precise tape handling. It features a three-motor drive, Revodur heads, and real-time monitoring, with multiple speed variants and Dolby noise reduction options. Widely used in professional and home studios, it remains one of the most iconic analogue tape machines ever made.

Made In Germany

Released in 1981 /

Revox B 710 Stereo Cassette Tape Deck

The Revox B 710 is a four-motor, quartz-synchronised cassette recorder built to professional standards by Studer Revox. It features a direct-drive dual-capstan transport, microprocessor control, and automatic tape-type detection. With separate Dolby B processors for each channel, a quartz-locked time counter, and fully electronic operation, the B 710 delivers long-term stability, precise tape handling, and high-fidelity performance.

Made In Germany

Released in 1981 /

Revox PR 99 Stereo Tape Recorder

The Revox PR 99 is a Swiss-engineered professional reel-to-reel recorder designed for broadcast, mastering, and editing use. Based on the Revox B77 but upgraded with balanced XLR I/O, full logic transport, and precise editing features, it offers outstanding tape handling, low noise, and high fidelity. Used widely in studios and radio stations, the PR 99 remains a respected classic for its reliability, precision, and enduring sound quality.

Made In Germany

Released in 1985 /

Revox B 215 Stereo Cassette Tape Deck

The Revox B 215 Cassette Tape Deck was a high-end cassette machine introduced in 1985, combining Studer/Revox mechanical engineering with advanced microprocessor control. Its four-motor direct-drive transport, automatic tape calibration, Dolby B/C, HX Pro, real-time counter and locator functions made the Revox B215 Cassette Tape Deck one of the most technically complete cassette decks of its generation.