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Can someone help identify these machines?

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mgwarren94

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Hello! I do not know much about the machines in the images and that is very obvious to the people on eBay lol. I am struggling to find a good source to learn more about them so I am not misleading anyone in the process of selling them.
Quick backstory: they have been sitting around for a few years and we picked them up because they looked cool but we did nothing with them. Now we are cleaning up and would like to sell them.
From what I have found, I have one Revox PR99 Mki (not 100% sure about this one) and one Revox PR99 MkII. I attached images of both devices and labeled them. After talking with a small number of people on Reddit and doing some research, the MkI I have does not look like some of the images that I have found. Someone mentioned it could be a B77 that was modified but the back plate says Revox PR99.

I'd like to be able to update the eBay listing with the most accurate information that I can and am struggling to find solid information.
 

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Looks like a Studer Revox to me. Maybe an PR99. B-77 didn't have the digital reed out and had different switches under the digital reed out. There is another model designation but I am having senior moment and cant remember the name. But if you look on the label where the voltage selector is it tells you the model is a PR99. Looks like one of the switch levers is missing on the first deck on the left. The second is a PR 99 playback only machine. That I have never seen before. Maybe sold in Germany only.
 
Yes sir that last photo on the right proves the left top switch near the poteniometers handle is missing on the photos you provided at the beginning of this discussion.
 
Your PR 99 Mk I is a reproducer (playback) only model. Which was common in broadcast automation systems using tape and also ordered for playback only duty in broadcasting.
 
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