FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ReVox Launches the New B77 MKIII – An Evolutionary Advancement in Audio Recording
Tampa, Florida — Feb.20,2025 — ReVox, a pioneer in the world of high-fidelity audio equipment, is thrilled to announce the release of the new B77 MK III, the latest evolution of its iconic reel-to-reel tape recorder. This new model combines the vintage charm of its predecessors with cutting-edge technology, setting a new benchmark in audio recording.
The ReVox B77 MK III is designed for audiophiles and professionals who demand superior sound quality. It boasts an improved signal-to-noise ratio, enhanced tape handling, and an intuitive user interface. The MK III version is equipped with state-of-the-art connectivity options, making it easier than ever to integrate with modern audio systems.
"We are excited to introduce the B77 MK III to our customers," said Ryan O’Connor, president at ReVox USA. "This model not only preserves the rich, warm musical sound that ReVox is known for, but it also offers the flexibility and convenience of modern tape formulations."
The B77 MK III features:
- Superior Sound Quality: The new ReVox control and audio electronics are newly designed from the ground-up. The audio electronics are fully balanced based on mastering quality with no electrolytic capacitors in the audio path.
- NAB and IEC eq: Front panel
- 320/514 nWb/m flux density
- 0 dBm/+6 dBbm; switch for consumer/pro level interface
- Neutrik XLR
- Class A headphone
- Price: $15,950
ReVox is committed to maintaining the highest standards in audio fidelity, and the B77 MK III is a testament to this commitment. The product will be available for purchase starting March 2025 through ReVox's official website and select dealers worldwide.
For more information about the B77 MK III, go to https://Revox.com
About Revox : Willi Studer built his first tape recorder in Switzerland 76 years ago called Dynavox, which was later renamed ReVox. He expanded production of the ReVox brand in the Black Forest of Germany, well known for watchmaking, where the factory is still located today.
