1. Rugged die-cast frame and head-block assembly guarantee precise alignment and trouble free operation. 2. Professional plug-in electronics with pre-set controls allow each REVOX to be adjusted for optimum performance.

About This Listing Revox A77 MK III Dolby B (2 track heads) Tape Recorder Reel to Reel two speeds: 3.1/2 and & 7.5 ips Made from 1971 to 1974

2020年4月29日 · Third edition of the Revox A 77: The biggest changes were in the looks. So the third version has a grey lower front panel, the VU meters now have a silver scale and are not only illuminated when ready to record. Years of manufacture: August 1971 to August 1974, after which came another visually revised stage, the MK IV.

The Revox A77 Mk3, with its straight-forward design, is hailed as one of the best 2-Track recorders ever produced out of the 1970s. Known for its great sound, the Revox A77 Mk3 is built like a tank and designed for decades of reliable use. It …

The electronic function and motor control system certainly sets a new standard in deck design and performance which, coupled with the really high fidelity electronic performance, puts this new range of REVOX recorders in the connoisseur class.

2018年11月20日 · Here's a full restoration process of a Revox A-77 MK iii and PR 99 MK i that we commissioned from the genius Gio Currado from Italy. Take a look of the process.

2020年5月2日 · Data General Manufacturer: Revox Model: A 77 Mk I MK II, MK III and Mk IV Years of manufacture: 1967-1981 Manufactured in: Germany / Switzerland Colour: grey, silver, housing walnut Remote control: Cable remote control 5 m or 10 m (accessories) Power consumption: 70 W / with power amplifiers max. 100 W

2009年4月18日 · From a fidelity standpoint, you would be hard pressed to tell the difference between the A77 and B77. The B77 has smoother and more gentle tape handling. I have two A77s, a Mk I and a Mk III. Both have been excellent decks for me. I have had the Mk I since new in the mid sixties and the Mk III for about three years.

The A-77 was the first solid-state machine produced by Revox and had a remarkably long production run that featured four different variations MK I (1967), MKII (1968), MK III (1971) and MK IV (1973)