Fisher TX-50 Stereo Master Control Amplifier, Vintage 1969, Very Nice - $295 - (Granville, NY)
Vintage 1969 Fisher TX-50 Stereo Master Control Integrated Transistor Amplifier Excellent Working Condition Very Good Cosmetics Features include: Outputs for 2 pairs of speakers Power output: 18 watts per channel into 8? (stereo) Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz Input sensitivity: 2mV (MM), 175mV (line) Rear Panel: Stereo Inputs: Magnetic/Crystal Phono (switchable with slider switch), Tuner, Auxiliary (suitable for CD or MP3 player), Stereo Outputs: Tape Recorder Out Other: 1 external screw-type fuse, 2 AC convenience outlets Front Panel Controls: Main and Remote Speaker Switches, AC Power On/Volume Control, Balance Control, Bass Control, Treble Control, High Filter, Loudness Contour Switch, Function Selector Switch (Phono, Tuner, Aux), Stereo/Mono Switch, Stereo Headphone Jack Dimensions: 15 1/4” wide x 5 1/4” high x 9 3/4” deep Rare Fisher integrated amp, circa 1969. One of the last models manufactured by Fisher before the sale of the company to Emerson. Everything works as it should. The sound is powerful, clear and undistorted. All the controls and functions work, with no crackles, noise, hum or intermittent signal. All inputs work without problems. All switches and pots were recently cleaned with Deoxit and operate smoothly. Tested and played for two days with cd player, phono, tuner, cassette deck and headphones. Downsizing my personal collection. The black metal cover has a few light scratches. The steel chassis is bright with minor spotting. There are no nicks or dents on the case, faceplate or cover. There is a slight ripple around the opening for the headphone jack. All stenciling on the faceplate is sharp with no wear; likewise for the rear panel. The fuse holder and top AC convenience outlet have a small line of plastic cracked off along the perimeter of the ridge, (see last photo) but both are operational without hazard. The nub on the slider switcher for phono cartridge gain is broken off, but the switch still operates with a fingertip or fla…
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