Revox Audio

Also known as: Revox

Revox is a Swiss audio brand established in 1948 and registered as a trademark by Willi Studer in 1951. While the Studer name covered professional studio equipment, Revox was positioned as the sister brand for discerning home listeners, a split that shaped the company's identity for decades. The first Revox-branded tape recorder, the T26, appeared in 1952, and the brand went on to produce a lon...

13 Products · Used by 22 Artists

Revox Audio A77 Analog

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13 artists using

Revox Audio B77 MK2 Analog

5.0 (2)

^# 61

in Analog Rank

1 artist using

Revox Audio PR99 MK3 Analog

5.0 (1)

2 artists using

Revox Audio B77 MK1 Analog

5.0 (1)

8 artists using

Revox Audio PR99 MK2 Analog

Revox Audio PR99 MK1 Analog

Revox Audio A77 MK3 Analog

Revox Audio B291 Turntables

Revox Audio A77 MK4 Analog

Revox Audio A700 Analog

Revox Audio C270 Analog

Revox Audio G36 Analog

Revox Audio B790 Turntables

The catalog expanded beyond tape to include loudspeakers (beginning with the series 46 in 1970), turntables such as the belt-driven Studiomaster T700 with its carbon-fiber tonearm, CD players, network receivers, and multi-room control systems like the Joy series. In 2024 the company revived its most famous product line with the B77 MK3, a modern take on the B77 open-reel recorder.

Though Swiss in origin and branding, Revox products are manufactured in Germany. The company occupies a niche that straddles high-end hi-fi and studio heritage, and its vintage A77, B77, and PR99 tape machines remain sought after by musicians, producers, and mastering engineers for analog recording and tape-saturation work.

Revox Audio has 13 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Analog and Turntables. Their gear is featured by 22 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Electronic, and Pop. Notable users include Kevin Parker, Robert Fripp, and Alex Turner.