STUDER

Also known as: Studer Professional Audio, Studer Revox

Studer is a Swiss-founded designer and manufacturer of professional audio equipment, established in Zürich in 1948 by engineer Willi Studer. The company first rose to prominence in the 1950s with its line of professional tape machines, including the Dynavox series, and became a fixture of the world's top recording studios through models like the J37 four-track (famously used by The Beatles on *...

25 Products · Used by 71 Artists

Studer A 827 Analog

4.5 (3)

^# 8

in Analog Rank

27 artists using

Studer 900 Series Console Mixers

$129.00 - $200.00

6 available stores

5.0 (1)

2 artists using

Studer A820 Master Recorder 1/4" 2-Track Tape Machine Tape Decks

$8,963.96

1 available store

^# 6

in Tape Decks Rank

Studer A-800 MKIII 24 Track Tape Recorder Analog

$13,145.95

1 available store

5.0 (1)

^# 46

in Analog Rank

15 artists using

Studer B67 Tape Recorder Analog

5.0 (1)

^# 67

in Analog Rank

1 artist using

Studer A820 MCH Analog

5.0 (1)

^# 68

in Analog Rank

1 artist using

STUDER A68 Studio Monitor Amplifiers

5.0 (1)

^# 15

in Studio Monitor Amplifiers Rank

Studer A721 Tape Decks

5.0 (1)

^# 21

in Tape Decks Rank

Studer B77 MKII Analog

5.0 (1)

^# 77

in Analog Rank

Studer Balancing/Debalancing Unit and Line Driver Preamps

5.0 (1)

Studer C37 Tape Decks

5.0 (1)

^# 31

in Tape Decks Rank

Studer A820 Master Recorder Analog

$8,963.96

1 available store

^# 89

in Analog Rank

11 artists using

Studer A827-MCH 2" 24-Track Analog Tape Machine with Remote Control Analog

$17,500.00

1 available store

^# 97

in Analog Rank

2 artists using

Studer J37 Analog

1 artist using

Studer 169 Mixers

1 artist using

Studer A800 MK III 2" 24-Track Analog Multitrack Tape Machine with Remote Analog

$2,390.39

1 available store

Studer 962 Mixers

5.0 (1)

1 artist using

Studer A80 Tape Recorder Analog

12 artists using

studer 69 Decca Vienna Tube Mixer Mixers

Studer 963 Mixing Console Mixers

1 artist using

Studer A-80 2" Tape Machine Analog

3 artists using

Studer A-800 MKIII 8 Track Tape Recorder Analog

3 artists using

Studer A 810 Tape Decks

5.0 (1)

2 artists using

Studer D 9505 Mixers

1 artist using

Studer A807 Tape Decks

1 artist using

As the industry moved from analog tape to digital, Studer transitioned into large-format mixing consoles and broadcast infrastructure. The Vista series — including the Vista 1, 5, 7, 9, V, and X — introduced the Vistonics "knobs-on-glass" user interface in 2003 and became a standard in live broadcast, sports production, and post. The OnAir line (OnAir 1500, 2500, 3000) serves radio broadcasters, and the D950 was an early large-frame digital console.

Studer passed through several owners, including Motor-Columbus and Harman International, before its brand and intellectual property were acquired by Canadian broadcast manufacturer Evertz Microsystems. Under Evertz, the catalog continues with the Vista BRAVO, Vista 1 Carbon, Vista V and X consoles, the Micro Series for radio and small-scale production, Infinity DSP cores, and the D21m/D23m modular I/O systems.

STUDER has 25 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Analog, Mixers, and Tape Decks. Their gear is featured by 69 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Electronic, and Pop. Notable users include Paul McCartney, Jack White, and Mac DeMarco.