Globes / Bulbs for Revox & Studer

Globes for most Revox and Studer tape recorders, cd players, mixers and amplifiers. Please note we have a minimum order value of $100 so please dont buy a globe or two - the order will be cancelled and the the card 3.5% commission will be deducted.  Sorry but we stock globes for our customers who purchase our kits not as random spare parts.

Nagravox now stocks all globes for:

• Revox  A50, A77, A78, A700, B77, B126, B215, B225, B226,  B710, A-E36, C270, F36, G36, PR99, C270.  

• Studer  A67, B67, A720, A721, A725, A80, A810, A807, 900, 901

This is how we organise our globes stock by base. We give the bases our own obvious names because frankly there doesn't seem to be a standardised worldwide system. The particular machine model number will then determine what particular voltage and wattage the globe is - i.e. within  the base type classifications there are different voltages and wattages.  This means that although the base may look the same different machines may have different voltages / wattages. We will make sure you get the right one if you follow our order instructions. 

 TYPE 1  Wire Slide Base

• A77  End of Tape

• A700 End of Tape

• A700  VU / panel

• B215 display

• B77  VU / panel

• PR99  VU / panel

• Studer A807/810/820  (option see *)

• Studer A80

• Studer A67 / B67  (option see *)

 
 TYPE 2  Screw Lense Base

• G36  End of Tape 

TYPE 3  Bayonet Base

• A77 VU / panel

• A50 / A78 panel

• G36  VU  

  TYPE 4  Wedge Base

• A700 

• Studer A67 / B67

• Studer A80 pushbuttons

  TYPE 5  SPECIAL  Coloured Lamps for CD

• Revox B126, B226

• Studer A725 and Revox B225

 
 TYPE 6  Special mini

• A80 VU multitrack models 

TYPE - NEW LED reliable replacements for Studer *

• Nagravox has developed a simple reliable LED conversion for the illumination of the VU meters in Studer 1/B67  A807  A810   A812  and A820 machines.  The old incandescent bulbs burn out often and are a hassle to change. The LED conversion produces far less heat  which minimises plastic housing shrouds going brittle.