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In Reply to: RE: The Revox A77 was my favorite back in the day... posted by John Elison on January 26, 2020 at 15:15:53
I owned one many years ago, and now have that one. It is in perfect condition, with its heads virtually untouched.I also have two B77's and a PR99. The B77 is little easier to work on, but all of them are so far superior to anything else available at that time, it is almost funny.
Here is a beautiful internal photo of B77 - it doesn't get any prettier than this.
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If you appreciate the look of a well laid-out piece of equipment, you might enjoy this youtube video.
One of my favorite YouTube series; 'The Post-Apocalyptic Inventor' includes this episode in which an analog Rohde & Schwarz analog frequency counter is torn down for salvage.
It saddens me that the unit is being torn down; as you can see in the video, its construction is the height of analog design and build quality. However, as the teardown proceeds, one can view the incredible attention to every detail in each aspect of the system and it is truly impressive.
The series, btw, includes a lot of interesting episodes on a variety of topics - lots of electronic and electromechanical enjoyment inside!
I had been inside many units of that era, of course this is one of the most complicated - amazing how they actually made all that mess work! :)
All along I had that funny feeling - the guy with an intention of experimenting with tubes - isn't that a bit like learning to read? :)
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