REVOX TAPE RECORDER G36, 1963

In 1963 Several new distributors join Studer to market the Swiss tape recorders in many different countries. Production start of the famous Revox G36. It was sold to the UK market under the name of "Revox 736".
Reel to Reel Recorders using valves, and designed for semi-professional use in 1963 it cost 124 Guineas The REVOX 736 (G36) is a mono/stereo machine with stacked erase heads, separate recording heads separate replay heads, six audio pre-amplifiers. and a push/pull power amplifier. Tape speeds of 3 3/4 and 7 1/2 .i. p. s. are obtained by pole-changing the synchronous Papst capstan motor. Twin-track and four-track models are available, both fully stereo phonic, recording to the latest C.C.I.R. (DIN 45113) characteristic

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• This is one of the finest domestic tape recorders ever made and also available as a 'high speed' version with 15 ips. The speed stability, head quality and optimised valve circuitry produced superb sound, better than the later Revox solid state models.
  These recorders are still sought after today.
  .......... Zenglander, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, UK, 8th of May 2014
  
  

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