Revox
B77 MK III Stereo Tape Recorder
Introduced 1978$19,995 MSRP
The ReVox B77 is a Swiss-made 2-/4-track stereo reel-to-reel recorder that succeeded the famed A77 and became a studio and home-recording mainstay through the 1980s, prized for its three-motor electronically regulated transport and switchable half-/quarter-track head configurations (reel-reel.com). It has an active worldwide restoration market, with Revox's own service center and independent specialists both still returning fully serviced units to collectors (SkyFi Audio).
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$19,995
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Specifications
- Heads
- 3 heads standard, with provision for a 4th sync/control head
- Motors
- 3: two AC reel motors and one AC capstan motor, electronically regulated
- Weight
- 17 kg (37 lb 7 oz)
- Dimensions
- 452 × 414 × 207 mm (17.8 × 16.3 × 8.1 in)
- Tape speeds
- 3¾, 7½, and 15 ips
- Wow and flutter
- Less than 0.06% at 15 ips; less than 0.08% at 7½ ips; less than 0.1% at 3¾ ips
- Maximum reel size
- 10.5 inches
- Frequency response
- 30 Hz–22 kHz +2/-3 dB at 15 ips; 30 Hz–20 kHz +2/-3 dB at 7½ ips; 30 Hz–16 kHz +2/-3 dB at 3¾ ips
- Track configuration
- Half- or quarter-track stereo versions produced
- Signal to noise ratio
- 2-track: better than 67 dB at 7½ ips, better than 65 dB at 15 ips, better than 64 dB at 3¾ ips
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