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| − | + | '''General''' | |
| + | * Manufacturer: [[Studer]] | ||
| + | * Model: A807 MK I / MK II | ||
| + | * Years of manufacture: | ||
| + | ** A807 MK I: 1986 - 1991 | ||
| + | ** A807 MK II: 1992 - 2002 | ||
| + | * Made in: Germany | ||
| + | * Colour: grey / black, optional wooden side panels with carrying handles | ||
| + | * Remote control: yes | ||
| + | * Dimensions (WxHxD): 465 x 500 x 265 mm | ||
| + | * Weight: approx. 30 kg | ||
| + | * Original price approx: | ||
| + | ** A807 MK I: DM 8,850 (+ DM 6,700 for Dolby SR) (1987). | ||
| + | ** A807 MK II: 10'000 DM | ||
| − | + | '''Connections''' | |
| − | ''' | + | * Many variants possible, see manual below |
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| − | * | + | * Varispeed (at 38 cm/s) ± 7 semitones |
| + | * Pitch variations according to DIN 45507 at 38 cm/s:max. 0.05 % | ||
| + | * Start time at 38 cm/s: approx. 0.8 sec. | ||
| + | * Rewind time for 1000 m tape:120 sec. | ||
| + | * Braking time from full rewind: approx. 3 sec. | ||
| + | * Frequency response at 38 cm/s: | ||
| + | ** 30 Hz ... 20 kHz ± 2 db | ||
| + | 50 Hz ... 18 kHz ± 1 db | ||
| + | * Equalization, switchable: CCIR / NAB | ||
| + | * Interference voltage distance at 38 cm/s, track width 2.75 mm | ||
| + | 510 nWb/m, unweighted according to CCIR 468-II: 62 db | ||
| + | ** 510 nWb/m, evaluated according to CCIR 468-II: 53 db | ||
| − | ''' | + | '''Special Features''' |
| − | * | + | * Monitor output adjustable |
| − | * | + | * Differences MK I / MK II |
| − | * | + | ** Size of the winding plates: 265 mm vs. 300 mm |
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| − | + | * Available versions of the Studer A807: | |
| − | * | + | ** A807-0.75 Stereo |
| + | ** A807-0.75 VU Stereo, VU meter integrated | ||
| + | ** A807-0.75 VUK Stereo, VU meter in bridge | ||
| + | ** A807-0.75 VUK HS Stereo, VU meter in bridge, high-speed | ||
| + | ** A807-0.75 PBO Stereo, Playback only | ||
| + | ** A807-0.75 VU PBO Stereo, playback with VU meter only (playback only) | ||
| + | ** A807-2 VUK Dual track, VU meter in bridge | ||
| + | ** A807-2 TCVUK Two-track, VU meter in bridge, time code | ||
| − | == | + | == Remarks == |
| − | + | * The compact design of the A807 makes this recorder the ideal tool for broadcasting, whether stationary or mobile. The drive is based on a rugged die-cast aluminum chassis. Direct-drive, servo-controlled winding motors with high torque guarantee both high winding speeds and rapid acceleration and deceleration. Capstan drive with precision brushless DC motor for rapid ramp-up and synchronization. In addition: microprocessor-controlled drive and audio electronics, three tape speeds, shuttle wheel for easy manoeuvring, and standard equipment with parallel and serial interface (RS232); phase-compensated, digitally controlled audio electronics - without adjustment potentiometer; versions with built-in 48 V microphone phantom power (12 V phantom power as option), 300 mm winding plate with 1000m tape and a wide range of accessories: Drive remote controls, Varispeed controllers, transport cases and transport aids, studio consoles and various setups. | |
| − | ===Studer A807 | + | ===Studer A807 calibration=== |
| − | + | A STUDER A807 can be calibrated easily and relatively fast to the desired values. To do this, you need a pointed object such as a ballpoint pen refill. Carefully insert it into the small opening marked "Adj". The button in the opening automatically switches to the calibration mode. Now you can determine the desired values. The buttons "Lap", "Set" and "Sel" are now used to select the different modes. The buttons "Loop" and "Loc Start" are now used for value selection. With the button "Step" the changes are stored afterwards. The menu can be exited by pressing the "Adj" button. Further information on this topic can also be found in the manual. | |
| − | * | + | Other models of the same series: |
| + | * [[Studer A80]] | ||
| + | * [[Studer A81]] | ||
| + | * [[Studer A800]] | ||
* [[Studer A807]] | * [[Studer A807]] | ||
| + | * [[Studer A810]] | ||
| + | * [[Studer A812]] | ||
| + | * [[Studer A820]] | ||
| + | * [[Studer A820 MR]] | ||
| + | * [[Studer A820 Multi]] | ||
| + | * [[Studer A827]] | ||
| − | == | + | == Pictures == |
| − | * | + | * Image: Studer A807 MK II |
| − | [[ | + | [[File:Studer A-807 MK II-1.jpg]] |
| − | == | + | == Reviews == |
| + | * The STUDER A807 is certainly one of the most sold products from STUDER. Over 10,000 (!) units have been sold worldwide. The A807 will be and remain in good memory especially for the many radio users worldwide. At least for the next few years, the procurement of spare parts is guaranteed, as I was personally assured by a STUDER technician on the phone... | ||
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| + | * End of production | ||
| + | The STUDER A807 was the last tape recorder ever produced by STUDER. With this model, the traditional production of tape machines was discontinued at STUDER after more than 50 years in the summer of 2001. | ||
| + | Due to the great demand at that time, a limited edition of the A807 was put on the market again in December 2002 - but that was the end for this very popular tape recorder. | ||
| + | The A807 was still advertised in the STUDER general catalog from 2000. The eight versions mentioned above were offered at that time | ||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
| − | * | + | * Operating instructions: [http://www.revoxsammler.ch/Bedienungsanleitungen/Tonbandmaschinen/Bedienungsanleitung%20A807%20(E).pdf] |
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Latest revision as of 09:09, 10 January 2021
Data[edit]
General
- Manufacturer: Studer
- Model: A807 MK I / MK II
- Years of manufacture:
- A807 MK I: 1986 - 1991
- A807 MK II: 1992 - 2002
- Made in: Germany
- Colour: grey / black, optional wooden side panels with carrying handles
- Remote control: yes
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 465 x 500 x 265 mm
- Weight: approx. 30 kg
- Original price approx:
- A807 MK I: DM 8,850 (+ DM 6,700 for Dolby SR) (1987).
- A807 MK II: 10'000 DM
Connections
- Many variants possible, see manual below
Technical Data
- Varispeed (at 38 cm/s) ± 7 semitones
- Pitch variations according to DIN 45507 at 38 cm/s:max. 0.05 %
- Start time at 38 cm/s: approx. 0.8 sec.
- Rewind time for 1000 m tape:120 sec.
- Braking time from full rewind: approx. 3 sec.
- Frequency response at 38 cm/s:
- 30 Hz ... 20 kHz ± 2 db
50 Hz ... 18 kHz ± 1 db
- Equalization, switchable: CCIR / NAB
- Interference voltage distance at 38 cm/s, track width 2.75 mm
510 nWb/m, unweighted according to CCIR 468-II: 62 db
- 510 nWb/m, evaluated according to CCIR 468-II: 53 db
Special Features
- Monitor output adjustable
- Differences MK I / MK II
- Size of the winding plates: 265 mm vs. 300 mm
- Available versions of the Studer A807:
- A807-0.75 Stereo
- A807-0.75 VU Stereo, VU meter integrated
- A807-0.75 VUK Stereo, VU meter in bridge
- A807-0.75 VUK HS Stereo, VU meter in bridge, high-speed
- A807-0.75 PBO Stereo, Playback only
- A807-0.75 VU PBO Stereo, playback with VU meter only (playback only)
- A807-2 VUK Dual track, VU meter in bridge
- A807-2 TCVUK Two-track, VU meter in bridge, time code
Remarks[edit]
- The compact design of the A807 makes this recorder the ideal tool for broadcasting, whether stationary or mobile. The drive is based on a rugged die-cast aluminum chassis. Direct-drive, servo-controlled winding motors with high torque guarantee both high winding speeds and rapid acceleration and deceleration. Capstan drive with precision brushless DC motor for rapid ramp-up and synchronization. In addition: microprocessor-controlled drive and audio electronics, three tape speeds, shuttle wheel for easy manoeuvring, and standard equipment with parallel and serial interface (RS232); phase-compensated, digitally controlled audio electronics - without adjustment potentiometer; versions with built-in 48 V microphone phantom power (12 V phantom power as option), 300 mm winding plate with 1000m tape and a wide range of accessories: Drive remote controls, Varispeed controllers, transport cases and transport aids, studio consoles and various setups.
Studer A807 calibration[edit]
A STUDER A807 can be calibrated easily and relatively fast to the desired values. To do this, you need a pointed object such as a ballpoint pen refill. Carefully insert it into the small opening marked "Adj". The button in the opening automatically switches to the calibration mode. Now you can determine the desired values. The buttons "Lap", "Set" and "Sel" are now used to select the different modes. The buttons "Loop" and "Loc Start" are now used for value selection. With the button "Step" the changes are stored afterwards. The menu can be exited by pressing the "Adj" button. Further information on this topic can also be found in the manual.
Other models of the same series:
- Studer A80
- Studer A81
- Studer A800
- Studer A807
- Studer A810
- Studer A812
- Studer A820
- Studer A820 MR
- Studer A820 Multi
- Studer A827
Pictures[edit]
- Image: Studer A807 MK II
Reviews[edit]
- The STUDER A807 is certainly one of the most sold products from STUDER. Over 10,000 (!) units have been sold worldwide. The A807 will be and remain in good memory especially for the many radio users worldwide. At least for the next few years, the procurement of spare parts is guaranteed, as I was personally assured by a STUDER technician on the phone...
- End of production
The STUDER A807 was the last tape recorder ever produced by STUDER. With this model, the traditional production of tape machines was discontinued at STUDER after more than 50 years in the summer of 2001. Due to the great demand at that time, a limited edition of the A807 was put on the market again in December 2002 - but that was the end for this very popular tape recorder. The A807 was still advertised in the STUDER general catalog from 2000. The eight versions mentioned above were offered at that time
Links[edit]
- Operating instructions: [1]