• The move to the new server is done. There are some software and database maintenance updates in process. This has us passing the hat around to help out. We appreciate any donations. Seriously, even a dollar helps. The payment page may be found here - https://www.audiokarma.org/support.html

Let's see your Fisher gear!

039.jpg
Is that a Marantz 2325 behind there? I have one of those! I'm the original owner too.

I like those Fisher tube jobs. If I get lucky enough I might join you guys...
 
Yessir, 2325and above that 2230 and above that everything comes full circle the Fisher SA 300. Kinda live 6 degrees of Avery.
 
Fisher KX-200

Just picked this up the other day for $50. Trying to find a manual and schematic as well as some knobs. Case is in pretty fair shape but thinking of building a 1/4 sawn white oak case later on.
 

Attachments

  • Fisher KX 200_2.jpg
    Fisher KX 200_2.jpg
    59.5 KB · Views: 126
  • Fisher KX 200_4.jpg
    Fisher KX 200_4.jpg
    81.1 KB · Views: 78
Just picked this up the other day for $50. Trying to find a manual and schematic as well as some knobs. Case is in pretty fair shape but thinking of building a 1/4 sawn white oak case later on.

Hey, it's my old Fisher thread back from the dead!

I think that case will clean up nicely, the veneer on Fisher cases is relatively thick. Hit it with some 150, 220, and 400 grit sandpaper and give it a nice satin oil finish. You can run across knobs and caps on Ebay, or you can drop by the AK classifieds and post a wanted ad. The manual could be a tough thing to come by, the KX-200 was a kit amp, so you might be limited to a schematic. Not entirely sure on that though, I think some were factory wired. I do know that the KX-200 was a great integrated amp, well worth a restoration.
 
Just picked this up the other day for $50. Trying to find a manual and schematic as well as some knobs. Case is in pretty fair shape but thinking of building a 1/4 sawn white oak case later on.

I have the owners manual and schematic. Let me know, And I'll email it. I just restored mine-Awesome sounding.
 
Top End of my FISHER Royal Electra. Receiver is a 23R(console version of the 175-T).

100_0759.jpg


1965 Custom Electra VIII
1965fisher.jpg


1965 FUTURA VI. Taken when just home and before efforts to clean top.
100_1020.jpg


The 1969 is Solid State and both the 65's are tube hybrids. SS in basement, Tubes in Living Room and Dining Room.

Larry

Since the above post I've added a 500TX ($30.00 CL) and a 400 from AUDIODON that I finished the Restore on. The 400 is my main in the Living room along with the Futura, and the 500TX is the Main in the Bedroom.

Larry
 
Jailtime,
how did you pick out ev from those pics ?

There's an Electro-Voice badge in the lower right of the first two pics. Maybe turn up the brightness on your computer screen? :D

Since the above post I've added a 500TX ($30.00 CL) and a 400 from AUDIODON that I finished the Restore on. The 400 is my main in the Living room along with the Futura, and the 500TX is the Main in the Bedroom.

Larry

I remember your 400 thread, that one was a beauty! How does the TX compare to the 400?
 
hmm, still dont see it.

yes i leave the brightness down normally, i really feel my eyeballs have been cooked over the years..
 
Just sold this, after owning it for something over 25 years. I miss it, but the dollars are nice to have, too :D

IMG_1006.jpg

IMG_1051.jpg

IMG_1012.jpg

IMG_1019.jpg

IMG_1021.jpg

IMG_1025.jpg

IMG_1029.jpg

IMG_1036.jpg
 
There's an Electro-Voice badge in the lower right of the first two pics. Maybe turn up the brightness on your computer screen? :D



I remember your 400 thread, that one was a beauty! How does the TX compare to the 400?

http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=289572

Comparing the 500-TX and the 400. The 400 is a good basic unit. The 500-TX sounds like the 400 with some additional.....I want to say harshness but it's not really harshness....more forward with the mids and highs. Sensitivity of the tuner is better with the 500TX with the AFC kicked in.

They sound surprisingly similar except the 500 has the slightly more forward mid/high.

Larry
 
Aage, your photos of your old FM-1000 are perhaps the best soft-core Fisher porn I've yet encountered. It must have been difficult to part with such a magnificent example of Avery's flagship tuner. The photos betray a deep affection for the subject that is highly contagious. Unfortunately, I happen to know where one is and will probably be sending an email to the owner to see if it might be for sale. Thanks?
 
As of this afternoon I joined the Fisher family. Acquired my first Fisher receiver, a RS-1080, refurbished, tuned and in good working order. She's heavy for sure. I'll be doing the usual clean-up and inspection before lighting her up. Can't wait. Hope I got a good deal, only $100 for a clean working unit.
 
Back
Top Bottom