Yeah, you might say it's going to be in the (AK) Fisher museum and be preserved Al. Timing was perfect since I recently sold a few unused pieces that funded this. Who would think you can still find something like this laying in storage anymore. Hopefully others can chime in and explain this model in full, briefly looked at the schematic and noticed no rectifier tube like the TA-600. I did notice a single bias adjustment, and understand it has mono FM like the TA.Was watching that, went for 1425.00 and more than I would of paid. Hope a AKer got it.
Yeah, you might say it's going to be in the (AK) Fisher museum and be preserved Al. Timing was perfect since I recently sold a few unused pieces that funded this. Who would think you can still find something like this laying in storage anymore. Hopefully others can chime in and explain this model in full, briefly looked at the schematic and noticed no rectifier tube like the TA-600. I did notice a single bias adjustment, and understand it has mono FM like the TA.
I have a Fisher MPX unit that I picked up a few years back to use with my TA 600 and TA 800, it seldom gets used though since I very rarely listen to radio.Saw that one man I wish I had that kind of estate sale luck. Definitely want to see that one cleaned up and running.
Yeah simulcast era receiver the AM and FM could be used at the same time and early stereo was done by having an AM station and FM station each broadcasting. You can get FM stereo by getting an old multiplex adapter and using the mpx jacks and switching the selector to mpx.
I have a Fisher MPX unit that I picked up a few years back to use with my TA 600 and TA 800, it seldom gets used though since I very rarely listen to radio.
I have such a large collection of albums and cd's that having crap stations here doesn't matter. They have around 50 songs they play over and over.Yeah it really helps to have quality radio stations. There's a couple around Dallas that are actually pretty good as far as content which is pretty much the only reason I continue to listen to radio.
Honestly, I will probably not use it, but want to document what I can and display it with all my other Fisher examples. Too bad the manuals are missing from what I can tell.
That's because a lot of Floridians, like small children, have a very short memory and they don't want to overload ya'll.I have such a large collection of albums and cd's that having crap stations here doesn't matter. They have around 50 songs they play over and over.
Yeah, down loaded the service manual earlier, sure would be nice to have the originals. Will email the seller to see if they have them.Service Manual....... http://www.fisherconsoles.com/non console manuals/fisher 500s 10001 19999 sm.pdf
That's because a lot of Floridians, like small children, have a very short memory and they don't want to overload ya'll.
I have such a large collection of albums and cd's that having crap stations here doesn't matter. They have around 50 songs they play over and over.