I remember the record shop I used to buy most of my LPs from. I sometimes went there only to watch the owners use their B791 - fascinating. Fascinating in a very professional fashion: no-frills, understated but built like a rock - Revox is 100% Studer after all !
However, the B 791, B 795 and original B 790 really aren't up, sonically, to a Sony PS-X800 or Yamaha PX-2... by far.

Differences between the two models are only slight, with the pitch control and Shure cart reserved for the 791. The system for the tonearm is the same for all: magnet-driven at the top and resting on a precious stone at the bottom.

I still want one.