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I have a line on a nice, clean Fisher 500c. It does have a wood case and appears to be in nice condition. It is missing the brass on the knobs. Anybody have an idea on a fair price to offer?
They are going for quite a premium on that auction site upwards of 400-600 for good working condition ones. If you can get it for at or under 300 it's a great price. The brass brights you can get new reproductions.
Also plan on minimally updating the power supply, removing that selenium or early silicon rectifier. Check the phono and preamp tubes as well to see if they are tele's
They are going for quite a premium on that auction site upwards of 400-600 for good working condition ones. If you can get it for at or under 300 it's a great price. The brass brights you can get new reproductions.
Is it in original condition or has it been updated with new caps/rectifier/etc? Tubes in good shape or do they need to be replaced? Does the seller have an initial asking price? If it is plug-and-play, then I think you would be doing good at $400 to $600.
Here's info on a restoration project that you might find interesting:
if no restoration has been done, you should expect to spend additional $200-$300 including output tubes - that's pretty much a standard unless you can do it yourself. i would not even think about running it as is without restoration. just something to consider before you decide.