Revox B150
A stereo integrated amplifier from Revox, documented in use during the late 1980s.
Overview
The Revox B150 is a stereo integrated amplifier, also called a Hifi amplifier. Revox made it, and it's listed among their classic models. One unit documented from 1989 shows it was in use during the late 1980s, though exact production years aren't confirmed. It was built for high-fidelity audio and shows up in system setups alongside other Revox components such as the B261 and B215s.
Specifications
| Power output | 90 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) |
| Frequency response | 20Hz to 20kHz |
| Extraneous voltage ratio | 80dB |
Market
Used units have been listed as fully working, recapped and cleaned, often with the original manuals. Service and repair manuals are available, and spare parts such as board 1.725.285-12 are sold separately. Forum discussions point to power supply trouble as a concern. One user, during a restoration, noted "It's always the power supply!"
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