Revox B250 (1991)

A stereo integrated amplifier from Revox, produced in 1991, with a high original price.

Overview

The Revox B250 is a stereo integrated amplifier made by Revox in 1991. It was also sold as the Revox B250-S, with a black anodized front panel and piano lacquer side panels. It cost £1492 at launch, which put it in the high-end HiFi class. Owners report long-term reliability after the initial service, and some units have run continuously for years once maintained.

Specifications

Power output	120 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo)
Frequency response	20Hz to 20kHz
Weight	1 kg (2.2 lb) — note: this value may be erroneous or refer to a sub-component

Context

The Revox B250 and B260 processors marked a step up in sophistication for the brand's lineup. The B250 is mentioned alongside the B150 and B260, which suggests a tiered product family. Specific market positioning details are sparse. The amplifier is recognized in European HiFi circles and is still in use among enthusiasts.

Market

Common maintenance is replacing the electrolytic capacitors, which is a typical service for amplifiers of this era. Some units had early transformer failures, but long-term operation is reported as reliable. The B250-S turns up on the used market, often described as "pre-owned" or "carefully reconditioned," and service manuals are available for repairs.