Uher

Explore Uher vintage audio equipment in the Vintage Technology Archive.

Models

CR 210 — Uher CR 210: a 7-inch-wide stereo cassette recorder billed as the world's smallest hi-fi portable, with 4-track autoreverse and built-in mics.
CR 240 — Uher CR 240 portable stereo cassette recorder — 30Hz–16kHz, Dolby, twin peak meters, six-pound field deck. The machine NBC correspondents trusted.

4000 Report-S (1963) — Uher 4000 Report-S (1963) — four-speed battery portable tape recorder, 40–20,000 cps at 7½ ips, ±0.15% wow, B.B.C. field favorite.

CR 124 — Uher CR 124 stereo cassette deck — a professional-channel Uher cassette from the mid-1970s, documented mainly through British dealer listings.
CR 134 — Uher CR 134 — Uher's tiny portable hi-fi stereo cassette deck with photo-sensitive tape drive, auto-reverse, and four-way power; $350 at launch.

4000 Report IC — Uher 4000 Report IC — the four-speed mono portable broadcasters trusted in the field. AC or dry-cell, £215 in 1979. A working tool, not a nostalgia piece.
4000L — Uher 4000L four-speed portable reel recorder — 40–22,000 cps at 7½ ips, 0.15% wow/flutter, $320 list. A field machine worth servicing before you buy.
4000S — Uher 4000S battery portable reel-to-reel — 40 c/s–20 kc/s, ±0.15% wow, 9lb, £97 13s in 1964. A fine performer with known faults.
8000E — Uher 8000E (1966) four-track stereo portable — four speeds, four heads, sound-on-sound, Dia-pilot, $420 new. The solid-state flagship of Uher's portable line.
CR-160 — Uher CR-160 AV (1984) portable stereo cassette recorder — Dolby B/C, three built-in speakers, $998, sync-sound ready.
SG-510 — Uher SG-510 4-track open-reel stereo recorder, under $400 new, 7½/3¾ ips, wow & flutter under 0.08%. Uher's affordable entry to reel-to-reel.
SG-630 — Uher SG-630 Logic open-reel deck — four-motor Omega Drive, no pinch roller, 3 speeds, Sel Sync, Sound-on-Sound.