Revox
Est. 1948
Switzerland
About Revox
Founded as a brand by Willi Studer in Switzerland on March 27, 1951, Revox emerged from Studer's tape recorder development begun in 1949. Originally manufacturing under 'Dynavox' (1949-1950), the company established Revox for amateur markets while retaining Studer for professional equipment. The first Revox T26 tape recorder launched in 1952, followed by landmark models including the A36 (1954), first stereo D36 (1960), and the legendary A77 (1967) which sold over 400,000 units. Manufacturing occurred in Regensdorf, Switzerland until 1967, with operations later moving to Germany due to labor issues. Following founder Willi Studer's death in 1996, the brand underwent ownership changes through Motor-Columbus AG (1990) and private investors after Harman International acquired Studer (1994). Revox produced reel-to-reel tape recorders from 1951-1998, targeting consumer and semi-professional markets with Swiss engineering excellence that defined an era of analog recording.
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REVOX Announces the High-End Open Reel Recorder 'B77 MKIII' Featuring Proprietary Motor and Head Technology
REVOX's B77 MKIII open-reel tape recorder will be released on December 20, priced at 3,575,000 yen.
This model revives the legacy of REVOX's A77 and B77, known for their exceptional design and audio quality.
Features include proprietary motors and tape heads, ensuring minimal signal loss with balanced input/output circuits.
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Explore the Highlights of Audio Video Show 2025 in Warsaw
The Audio Video Show 2025 will be held at PGE Narodowy, Hotel Radisson Blu Sobieski, and Hotel Golden Tulip in Warsaw, Poland, showcasing cutting-edge audio-visual technology.
Featured exhibits include Philips OLED+950 with OLED META 3.0 panel, Gryphon Audio Designs' 3 million PLN audio system, and Falcon Acoustics' Oneiros speakers.
Sony presents the BRAVIA Projector 7 with laser light source offering 2200 lumens brightness, and Kharma Enigma Veyron 2D speakers with diamond tweeters.
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Revox Grandmaster Cassette Launch
Revox introduces Grandmaster cassettes in 60- and 90-minute versions, available in packs of five or ten.
Constructed with ferrotype normal Type I tape, these cassettes feature five screws and a sliding lock for recording.
Revox manufactures these cassettes in Villingen, ensuring high-quality standards and precision.
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Explore the Benefits of the Revox Club Membership
Revox introduces the Revox Club, offering exclusive benefits, discounts, and experiences for HiFi enthusiasts.
Membership costs €39 annually and includes a personalized Club Card for accessing privileges.
Benefits include 5% discounts on music through Horch House and Revox hardware, both online and at authorized dealers.
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Discover the Synergy of Röhren Amplifiers, Horn Speakers, and Reel-to-Reel Machines at HiFi-Studio Wittmann
The HiFi-Studio Wittmann in Stuttgart is hosting two events showcasing high-end audio equipment and technologies on October 10-11, 2025.
Key highlights include the Blumenhofer Genuin FS 1 MK 4 speakers and Octave Audio Jubilee Class A tube amplifiers, presented by their creators.
The Genuin FS 1 MK 4 features an innovative mid/high-frequency horn crafted from solid wood, optimized for superior acoustic performance.
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Revox Grandmaster Audio Cassettes Available from December 17, 2025
The Revox Grandmaster Audio Cassette features a transparent casing and is available in Type I (Ferro) in C60 and C90 lengths.
Manufactured in Villingen, it boasts a 5-screw design and includes a reusable recording lock and labeling sets.
Pricing starts at €45 for a pack of five C60 cassettes, with C90 options slightly higher.
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Revox and National Audio Company Announce Collaboration for Cassette Production
Revox and National Audio Company have partnered to produce high-quality analog audio cassettes for the global market.
Combining National Audio's tape production expertise with Revox's audiophile-grade systems, the partnership aims to deliver studio-quality sound.
Revox is establishing a cassette production line at their Villingen, Germany facility, creating one of Europe's largest cassette production plants.
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The Revival of Cassette Tapes: German Production Initiative by Revox and National Audio Company
Revival of Analog Cassettes:** German-based collaboration between National Audio Company (USA) and Revox (Switzerland) aims to revive cassette production in Villingen.
Premium Offering:** Producing new tapes in three quality levels, including Type II (Chrome-compatible), known for enhanced audio quality over Type I.
Production and Distribution:** Revox leads production, becoming an international market leader, while National Audio handles North American distribution.
An Audio Legend Returns: Meet the New Revox B77 MK III
Revox B77 MK III revives the iconic analog tape recorder with modern upgrades while staying purely analog.
Enhanced electronics, original motors, and longer-lasting pickups ensure durability without digital intervention.
Key features include switchable equalization standards, balanced XLR connections, and advanced magnetization settings.
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Revox Studiomaster A200: Swiss Precision Meets Modern Versatility
The Revox Studiomaster A200 is a Swiss-engineered wireless speaker offering up to 12 hours of playback with integrated battery.
Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Ethernet RJ45, and 3.5 mm mini-jack, supporting diverse audio setups.
Control is via a touch display or the Revox Multiuser app, compatible with iOS/Android and streaming services like Spotify and Tidal.
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