Neve A80 (date unknown)
There is almost no surviving information on a Neve A80. The research material for this page doesn't confirm the model's identity, specifications, design or history. It doesn't even confirm that Neve made a product called the A80.
What the period record does show is that the name "A80" in professional audio of that era belonged to Studer. Studio Sound (April 1984, p.170) ran classified listings for a Studer A80 24-track with Autolocate at $15,500, an 8-track A80 at $4,750 and a stereo A80 at $3,200. A 1979 issue (p.63) mentioned a Studer A80 16-track with Dolby fitted. Those are Studer open-reel tape machines - a different manufacturer's products - and they are not evidence about a Neve A80.
If a genuine Neve A80 exists, it hasn't turned up in the available documentation. This page is a placeholder until a real record does.
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