Cuemaster 77 Mk IV (4)

The Cuemaster 77 Mk IV, released in the mid-1970s, was a professional mono reel-to-reel recorder virtually identical to the Plessey 77 Mk IV, differing only in branding under CEI. It represented the final solid-state generation of the long-established 77 series, originally developed for broadcast cueing and rugged professional use. Built around a proven transport design, the Mk IV offered improved reliability, lower maintenance compared to its predecessors, and consistent tape handling, making it suitable for both studio and industrial recording applications.

Technical Specifications

• Type: Professional mono reel-to-reel tape recorder
• Recording System: Full-track mono, solid-state electronics
• Tape Speeds: Typically, 3¾ and 7½ ips (some units also offered 1⅞ ips for logging applications)
• Reels Accepted: Up to 7-inch standard NAB reels
• Drive Mechanism: Precision capstan with dual-reel motor system, designed for fast start/stop required in cueing
• Heads: 2-head system (record/playback and erase) with long-life ferrite heads
• Frequency Response: Approximately 50 Hz – 15 kHz at 7½ ips (depending on tape)
• Signal-to-Noise Ratio: Around 50–55 dB with professional tape stock
• Inputs: Balanced microphone and line-level via professional connectors
• Outputs: Line-level (balanced/unbalanced depending on installation)
• Amplification: Fully solid-state transistorised circuitry, no valves
• Controls: Rotary level, cue/start/stop transport switches, illuminated meters
• Power Supply: Mains-powered, 230–250V 50 Hz, 117V, 60 Hz optional.

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