13 Nov REVOX B77
STEREO REEL-TO-REEL TAPE RECORDER
880eur
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Manufacturer: Revox (a division of Studer)
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Model: B77
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Era: Late 1970s to 1980s
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Made in: Switzerland
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Color: Silver or black faceplate with brushed aluminum details and robust metal construction
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Dimensions: Approx. 460 × 380 × 200 mm (W × H × D)
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Weight: Approx. 15 kg
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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Type: 2-Track / 4-Track Stereo Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder (depending on version)
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Tape Speed: 9.5 cm/s & 19 cm/s (some versions with 38 cm/s)
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Reel Size: Up to 26.5 cm (10.5 inches)
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Frequency Response: 30 Hz – 22 kHz (at 19 cm/s)
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Signal-to-Noise Ratio (S/N): 65 dB (with NAB equalization)
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Wow and Flutter: 0.06% (at 19 cm/s)
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Inputs: Line (DIN/RCA), Mic (XLR/DIN)
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Outputs: Line (DIN/RCA), Monitor Output
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Motors: 3 (1 capstan, 2 reel motors) – Direct Drive System
SPECIAL FEATURES
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Professional-Grade Build: Based on Studer’s studio technology, offering exceptional durability and accuracy.
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3-Motor Transport System: Ensures ultra-smooth tape handling and stable speed control.
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Electronically Controlled Braking: Gentle tape handling for professional recording and playback.
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Separate Record and Playback Heads: Allows real-time monitoring while recording.
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Adjustable Bias & Equalization: Optimized for various tape formulations.
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Modular Design: Easy servicing and calibration — designed for decades of operation.
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Peak Meters & Solid Controls: Precision VU meters and tactile switches for accurate level adjustment.
DESCRIPTION
The Revox B77 is a legendary Swiss-engineered reel-to-reel recorder, renowned for its precision, reliability, and studio-grade sound reproduction. Its 3-motor direct-drive transport, meticulous build quality, and dual-speed operation make it one of the most respected semi-professional tape decks ever produced.
Equally at home in a studio setup or high-end home system, the B77 delivers pure analog warmth with impressive clarity and stability. At 880 €, it represents exceptional value for a unit that continues to define the benchmark for analog tape performance.






