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1964 To Present
1948 – January 5th, Willi Studer founded the “Willi Studer, Factory for Electronic Equipment Company” in Herisau, Switzerland which develops and builds oscilloscopes for high voltage labs. 1949 – Development of reel to reel machines, initially marketed under the name “Dynavox” – the first tape recorder of William Studer. 1951 – Revox T26 tape recorder – a development based on the Dynavox and used in the professional world of broadcast. 1952 – Studer presented his first professional studio tape recorder “Studer A27”. Two product lines and brand names were established. Studer – for the professional studio range, Revox – the Read More

1951 To Present
World War II 1939 -1945 – The family of Stefan Kudelski left Poland during the Second World War and eventually settled in Switzerland after living in Hungary and France. Post-World War II As he was unable to interest anyone in his CNC machine tool project, he turned his focus to designing a recorder suitable for broadcast use. 1951 – Stefan Kudelski founded Kudelski Company. Built a small, lightweight, portable tape recorder with a focus on sound quality and named it as “Nagra”, meaning “to record” in Polish. 1952 – First Nagra I was bought by a local radio station, followed by Read More

1951 To Present
1948 – January 5th, Willi Studer founded the “Willi Studer, Factory for Electronic Equipment Company” in Herisau, Switzerland which develops and builds oscilloscopes for high voltage labs 1949 – Development of reel to reel machines, initially marketed under the name Dynavox – the first Studer tape recorder. 1951 – Dynavox becomes Revox and the first tape recorder bearing the name Revox , the T26 was a revised version of the Dynavox 1952 – Two product lines and brand names were established. Studer represents the professional studio range while Revox becomes the premium brand for the private music lover 1952 Read More

1950s– Stellavox founded in Switzerland, developing high quality reel-to-reel magnetic tape recorders 1958– Stellavox released the model Sm 4 reel to reel 1959– Stellavox released the Fi-Cord 101 dicta-phone 1960– released the Sm portable recorder for radio reporters 1969– released the SP 7 R-R recorder 1972– released the 7 SQ, a quadraphonic version of the SP7 1975– released the SP 8, 1979– released the 88 TD universal studio recorder 1984– released the 9 TD, studio machine 1989– released the 9 SP, a version of the 9 TD