She was at the Thrift store while out shopping and saw a FISHER RS-2003. Made the guys there hook up a couple of speakers and run it thru it's paces. Apparently she was satisfied enough to spend $20. on it so it came home. She don't know any better but I'll not kick her out either. Pretty clean and no scratches on the face, or vinyl clad wood cabinet. The original owner scratched his License Numer on the side plate on the front. But I think I can get it off. Gotta be careful with the buffer. Not deep.
cleaned all the controls with D-5, flushed the dust off the tuning cap with CRC QD, let sit for 20 minutes and fired it up. WHOA!!! It sounds as good as my 500TX on Headphones. And with the STK-0040 packs that's saying a bunch. Haven't put it on speakers yet. DC offset is +45mv both sides. No adjustments that I can see. 1 bulb burnt out on the dial. Ran it for about 1/2 hour and the Heatsink on the back got slightly warm.
I'll probably keep it and rotate it in the bedroom system.
I think it's time to sit her down and make a power point presentation about whats desirable as far as FISHER Components are concerned.
Larry
cleaned all the controls with D-5, flushed the dust off the tuning cap with CRC QD, let sit for 20 minutes and fired it up. WHOA!!! It sounds as good as my 500TX on Headphones. And with the STK-0040 packs that's saying a bunch. Haven't put it on speakers yet. DC offset is +45mv both sides. No adjustments that I can see. 1 bulb burnt out on the dial. Ran it for about 1/2 hour and the Heatsink on the back got slightly warm.
I'll probably keep it and rotate it in the bedroom system.
I think it's time to sit her down and make a power point presentation about whats desirable as far as FISHER Components are concerned.
Larry
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