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vinylover

vinylover

Its becoming a problem
Hello

I scored a Fisher X-101-ST integrated over the weekend and I'm having trouble finding info on it. Would like a schematic on it as well as an owners or service manual. If anyone could point me in the right direction I would be greatful. Thanks in advance

Steve
 
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Neva' hoid of a X-101-ST. The X-101, X101A, B, C, D vary quite a bit... first, what tubes are in it? Numbers on the transformers?
 
First off. Jim, I wasn't asking for a manual from someone. Just trying to find out where to go to get one. Tom, I'm going off the model # on the amp printed on the backside of the control panel. The tube compliment I will need to look at it to see how many of what, but I do recall 12ax7's and EL84's in there somewhere. It has six knobs on the front panel, 2 upper and 4 lower + a rumble filter and loudness switches on the front as well. I will post the tubes and try to take a picture when I get home

Steve
 
Tinkerbelle

That is the one exactly
X-101-ST: Tubes 7189(4), 12AX7(6), GZ34
Now if I can find some info on it I'll be a happy man. Thanks for the I.D.

Steve
 
vinylover said:
Tinkerbelle

That is the one exactly
X-101-ST: Tubes 7189(4), 12AX7(6), GZ34
Now if I can find some info on it I'll be a happy man. Thanks for the I.D.

Steve
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There's a pic of one in this thread and check out post #14 which says that the X-101-ST is renamed to X-1000 when fitted into a console.

http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=27251

Other:
http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/fisher_stereo_master_control_am_2.html

If you check out this completed listing (# 120311354592) on the 'bay (I have no affiliation and its a completed listing), you will see pics of a X-101-ST, noting pic #16 shows the ID plate.
 
Tinkerbelle

Thanks for the great links. That is the amp exactly. I know it has some fisher branded tubes as well as a couple amperex and the rectifier is a Mullard. I brought it up slow via light bulbs and it works pretty well. A little hum in one channel but hardly noticable. All functions work well and other than being really dirty and some pitting on the faceplate its an OK amp for free. Thanks for all the help so far!

Steve
 
Very nice amp Steve! I have one of these and it is very nice sounding. The only "quirk" about this amp is the inputs are on the bottom. It's a little awkward to change sources. Mine has the Amperex Bugle Boy power tubes. I think these were the original. Everything else was Fisher branded, RCA 7025 cleartops and a Fisher branded 5AR4 rectifier.

Carl
 
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