I need another "Monster sized" receiver like I need another hole in my head.
Just picked up a working Sears Stereo by FISHER 61 9765 , the equivalent of the FISHER 634 QUAD. The AKer I got it from had got to an estate sale y'day 1st in the door and had gotten a pair of EARLY KLH-4's, a Garrard 301 TT with an Early Shure Arm, and this FISHER. 2 Ben Franklins and a US GRANT for all of it!!!
Everything looks like from a time capsule, minimal dust on all gear. The speakers have a few small water spots but nothing Restore a finish won't take care of. The Fisher is missing one of the small Microbalance knobs, but it has the Owner's manual and the CD-4 adjustment tool (Turns out this is a plastic screwdriver, LOL). This thing is HUGE!!!! 23-1/8" wide x 7-1/4" Height x 15-7/8" deep. 40lbs.
I think I'll put this out in the shed and bring in the FM-50/TX-100/MPX-100.
Just picked up a working Sears Stereo by FISHER 61 9765 , the equivalent of the FISHER 634 QUAD. The AKer I got it from had got to an estate sale y'day 1st in the door and had gotten a pair of EARLY KLH-4's, a Garrard 301 TT with an Early Shure Arm, and this FISHER. 2 Ben Franklins and a US GRANT for all of it!!!
Everything looks like from a time capsule, minimal dust on all gear. The speakers have a few small water spots but nothing Restore a finish won't take care of. The Fisher is missing one of the small Microbalance knobs, but it has the Owner's manual and the CD-4 adjustment tool (Turns out this is a plastic screwdriver, LOL). This thing is HUGE!!!! 23-1/8" wide x 7-1/4" Height x 15-7/8" deep. 40lbs.
I think I'll put this out in the shed and bring in the FM-50/TX-100/MPX-100.
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