Drummerboy2
Well-Known Member
I recently bought a Fisher KM-60 and sent it to Mike Zucarro for repair and alignment. All I can say is wow! this is a very nice sounding tuner.
After a week of listening I had a failure with the output tube but popped another 12AX7 in and it was up an running and sounding even better and more quiet. I have been enjoying this Fisher tuner every day as I'm working on other's gear but I get that one song that just catches my attention on how deep and wide this soundstage is and this is still in stock form! It's great on live performances!
I have a chance to pickup a Fisher FM 200b so this will be interesting how they compare. Will report back.
BTW, I have read in other forums that once the Fisher KM-60 is aligned properly with good strong tubes all you have to do after that in the future is put new tubes in and never have to align it again since the alignment was done to good tubes? Is there any truth to that?
After a week of listening I had a failure with the output tube but popped another 12AX7 in and it was up an running and sounding even better and more quiet. I have been enjoying this Fisher tuner every day as I'm working on other's gear but I get that one song that just catches my attention on how deep and wide this soundstage is and this is still in stock form! It's great on live performances!
I have a chance to pickup a Fisher FM 200b so this will be interesting how they compare. Will report back.
BTW, I have read in other forums that once the Fisher KM-60 is aligned properly with good strong tubes all you have to do after that in the future is put new tubes in and never have to align it again since the alignment was done to good tubes? Is there any truth to that?