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Revox
Revox is a name inseparable from the history of recorded sound. Founded in Switzerland in 1948 by Willi Studer, the company registered the Revox brand in 1951 to market its consumer tape recorders, while the professional machines retained the Studer name. From the very first Revox T26 in 1952, through the valve-driven G36 and the groundbreaking A77 — of which over 400,000 units were produced — Revox established itself as the definitive name in reel-to-reel tape recording. Built on principles of precision engineering, direct-drive motor technology and flat frequency response, Revox machines earned an unrivalled reputation among audiophiles, broadcasters and recording professionals alike. Today, the brand continues from its factory in Villingen, Germany, producing a new generation of analogue and digital audio products that honour that extraordinary heritage. Cadence Distribution is proud to represent Revox in the United Kingdom.
The B77 MK III Stereo Tape Recorder
The Revox B77 remains one of the most celebrated reel-to-reel tape recorders ever made. First introduced in 1977 as successor to the legendary A77, the original B77 combined three-motor direct-drive transport, servo-controlled capstan and logic-controlled tape handling in a format that delivered genuinely professional performance for the discerning home listener. With the new B77 MK III, Revox has comprehensively redesigned this iconic machine for the modern era. The entire audio electronics have been re-engineered using current-generation components, while retaining proven elements including newly manufactured Revox tape heads with extended service life and the original precision motor design. Capstan shaft tolerances are held to one thousandth of a millimetre. Balanced XLR inputs and outputs, switchable NAB and CCIR equalisation, an audiophile headphone amplifier and a digital real-time counter are among the new features. Every B77 MK III is hand-assembled at the Revox factory in Villingen, with production limited to no more than twenty machines per month.
Analogue Master Tapes
Complementing the B77 MK III, Revox produces its own Analogue Master Tapes Collection — a curated catalogue of recordings copied at 1:1 speed from original studio master tapes, entirely within the analogue domain. Manufactured in cooperation with Horch House using professional Studer and Revox tape machines, each title preserves the full dynamic range and tonal richness of the original session without any digital intermediary. Spanning classical, jazz and rock, these tapes represent the closest a listener can come to the recording studio experience in their own home. The combination of the B77 MK III and the Revox Analogue Master Tapes creates what Revox describes as true studio sound quality — an uncompromised analogue chain from master to playback.
Beyond Tape: Turntables, Audio Systems and Multiroom
While the reel-to-reel tape recorder remains the emotional heart of the brand, Revox today offers a broader portfolio rooted in the same Swiss engineering philosophy. The Studiomaster T700 turntable features a carbon fibre tonearm, integrated MC phono preamplifier and precision PLL speed control, while the recently announced T77 adds balanced XLR outputs for both home and professional environments. The Studiomaster range of network audio systems and active loudspeakers brings high-resolution streaming, DAB+ and multiroom capability to the Revox ecosystem. Revox is widely recognised as the originator of multiroom audio, having pioneered customisable whole-home music distribution for over thirty years. From analogue tape to digital streaming, every Revox product is designed to deliver music exactly as the artist intended.
