The Revox A50 was released in 1968, marking the first time the Swiss brand offered a full hi-fi system to the general public. It introduced the A50 integrated amplifier, the A76 tuner, the A77 reel-to-reel tape recorder, and a series of speakers under the 46 series, which included five models to build a very high-end (and very expensive) hi-fi setup.

The Revox A50 features a full aluminum front panel, with a removable strip giving access to input level adjustments for line and phono inputs. With the brand’s traditional knobs and its elegant wooden cabinet, the A50 has a distinctively ‘70s look, combining style and functionality in a discreet, refined package.

With 2 x 40 watts per channel, it can drive many modern speakers with ease, delivering excellent dynamics and that signature Swiss neutrality — a pure joy for music lovers.