Fisher 600 (A)

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General

  • Manufacturer: Fisher
  • Model: 600 (A)
  • Type: Receiver
  • Years of manufacture: 1959 - 1961
  • Made in: USA
  • Color: Silver, Wooden Cabinet optional Model 30-UW (Walnut) or 30-UM (Mahogany)
  • Original price approx.: 1'550 DM
    • Wooden case optional in walnut: 120 DM


Technical Data

  • The Fisher 600 was the first of the 600 receiver series. Visually, it is largely identical to the Fisher 800 (A).
  • It is a VHF/MW receiver. The Fisher 600 (A) was first introduced in 1959.
  • Features and technical data:
    • 22 tubes plus 2 micro ray indicators: 2x 6FG6 (EM84), 3x 6AU6 (EF94), 1x 6AQ8 (ECC85), 1x DJ8 (ECC88), 1x 6BA6 (EF93), 1x 6AJ8 (ECH81), 1x 6DC8 (EBF89), 2x 7199, 4x 12AX7 (ECC83), 4x 7591.
    • Sine power 2 x 20 W
    • Peak power: 70 Watt
    • Frequency response: 19 to 32,000 Hz (20 ~ 20,000 Hz ± 1 dB)
    • Distortion factor: < 0,4 % bei voller Nennleistung
    • Kanaltrennung: >50 dB
    • Input sensitivity (for full rated power):
      • Aux, Tuner, MPX: 230mV
      • Tape: 2.2mV
      • Phono MM: 3.2mV, Phono Equalization: RIAA
    • Noise margin 90 dB
    • Loudspeaker 4, 8 and 16 Ohm

Center channel output

    • Accessories wooden cabinet: Model 30-UW (walnut) or 30-UM (mahogany)


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Pictures[edit]

  • Excerpt from US advertisement: Fisher 600 (A)

Fisher 600-Werbung-1959.jpg


Reports[edit]

  • In the 1950s, MPX stereo was not the only method of receiving stereo broadcasts. The Fisher 800 is capable of receiving stereo broadcasts using a variety of methods. From two separately receivable signal sources provided by radio stations. FM Stereo: the left channel is received by its own FM tuner, the right channel is received by an external second FM tuner. FM/MW Stereo: left channel is received by the dedicated FM tuner, right channel is received by the MW tuner. A multiplex adapter was available as an option, e.g. FISHER Model MPX-10. This adapter is required to receive multiplex (stereo) broadcasts. At that time a new way to transmit two stereophonic channels over a single station. All receivers were offered without housing.


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