Blue Shadow
Waiting for Vintage Gear from this century
On the back of the Fisher 200T SS receiver there is a Phono High/Low switch. I'm guessing this is for a MM (Low) or Ceramic (High) cartridge, but haven't checked phono on the unit yet, and don't have a Cer cartridge to test it.
Another question is what are the input levels for the AUX Low and High. Here I am guessing High is standard and Low is for something like Tape Head or Microphone.
Thanks for the answers to these.
This unit came in not working after Chip looked at the fuse and said it looked good. So he said I could have it. Well the fuse was bad, changed it and dim-bulbed the unit to life. Had half a channel in the left ear, most of a channel in the right ear using headphones. Got out the Deoxit and the unit works great and powers speakers as it should. All is quiet in the controls and the tuner if pulling in stations and getting a signal meter strength other units here could only wish for. 70 WATTS advertised right there on the faceplate sticker. Maybe 20 wpc. I guess the third bedroom gets a receiver.
Another question is what are the input levels for the AUX Low and High. Here I am guessing High is standard and Low is for something like Tape Head or Microphone.
Thanks for the answers to these.
This unit came in not working after Chip looked at the fuse and said it looked good. So he said I could have it. Well the fuse was bad, changed it and dim-bulbed the unit to life. Had half a channel in the left ear, most of a channel in the right ear using headphones. Got out the Deoxit and the unit works great and powers speakers as it should. All is quiet in the controls and the tuner if pulling in stations and getting a signal meter strength other units here could only wish for. 70 WATTS advertised right there on the faceplate sticker. Maybe 20 wpc. I guess the third bedroom gets a receiver.
