TRIO Roxy-77F (1983)

 

The Roxy 77F was a compact, easy-to-use, lifestyle Hi-Fi component from 1983 made by Trio corporation of Japan. Trio-Kenwood. These components can communicate with each other so the operation becomes more easy for non-tech savvy users. The amplifier of the system delivers 55W/ch, the tuner is a AM/FM-Stereo model with 5-station preset, the cassette recorder is full logic controlled auto-reverse model with Dolby B-C noise reduction and manual recording level adjustment. The most sophisticated component is perhaps the turntable which is a Linear tracking Quartz Direct Drive model which also offers track programming for easy LP-to-tape dubbing. The Trio Roxy also comes with an "instruction tape". Additionally to the usual printed document user manual you received a cassette that contained audio instructions on how to use the system. A dedicated rack for the audio components, loudspeakers with dedicated stand, an equalizer and a timer unit were also available for this modern compact home Hi-Fi system. 

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