Ich biete hier einen Röhren-Receiver 500c der Firma „The Fisher“ aus meiner Sammlung an. Über Jahrzehnte habe ich „The Fisher“-Röhren-Receiver aus der Zeit 1964-1967 und Transistor-Receiver von 1974-1978 gesammelt. Jetzt gebe ich das Hobby auf. Das angebotene Gerät ist eine 110Volt-Version, der Step-down-Trafo ist bei Abholung im Kaufpreis enthalten. Ein Versand ist wegen des hohen Gewichts zu teuer. Das Gerät funktioniert einwandfrei, die Endröhren sind erneuert, alle wichtigen Modifikationen, die der amerikanische „The Fisher“-Pabst Al Pugliese aus New York empfiehlt, sind hier ausgeführt worden. Das Gerät kann in Wiesbaden probegehört und getestet werden. Abholung wird bevorzugt, das Gerät ist nur sehr schwer sicher zu verpacken.

FISHERTUBE RECEIVER AMPLIFIERMODEL 500-BSERIAL# 32339K ----------------------------------LOOK PHOTOS FOR COSMETIC CONDITION====================================================== ============================================LOCAL PICKUP IS FREE------------------------------------* Professional packaging to avoid any damage in transit================================= ITEM INCLUDE MY FULL WARRANTY AS LISTED -------- LOOK PICTURE---------- Why wait, use Buy It Now and get it for a very low price if you live in the Howard County, MD Area I will consider arranging local pick-up or delivery if prior arrangements are made. LOCAL PICKUP FREE Always try to give as much information as possible but if you have more questions or would like more pictures then use the Ask Seller a Question link and I would be more than happy to provide them. A picture is worth a thousand words so take a look as that is the actual item and accessories you will receive. Thats it so please if you would like read my About Me page and Feedback and bid with confidence! Good luck and Happy Bidding All!

Ich verkaufe hier den funktionierenden Stereo Receiver The Fisher 500 T.Gebaut wurde er in der USA 1967-68, bevor 1969 die Firma Fisher als Wegbereiter des HiFi an Emerson Electric Company verkauft wurde.Er ist also noch einer der letzten Originale, die unter dem Besitzer Avery Fisher gebaut wurde. Achtung, bei einem erneuten Test war die Lautstärke über dem linken Kanal schwächer als am rechten Kanal. Zustand, siehe Bilder. Am liebsten wäre mir Abholung.Da Privatverkauf, keine Garantie und keine Rücknahme. The Fisher 500 T6 Eingänge4 Ausgänge: 2 x Lautsprecher je 4 - 16 Ohm, TB Ausgang, KopfhörerAusgangsleistung: 2 x 35 Watt Sinus Dauerton, 2 x 45 Watt MusikBesonderheiten: Eingangsteil mit Feldeffekttransistoren, Höhen-und Tiefenregler je Kanal getrennt einstellbar.Maße. 41,5 x 15 x 30 cmGewicht 10,5 KgThe Fisher 500 T 2750,00 DM

Ich verkaufe hier den funktionierenden Stereo Receiver The Fisher 500 T.Gebaut wurde er in der USA 1967-68, bevor 1969 die Firma Fisher als Wegbereiter des HiFi an Emerson Electric Company verkauft wurde.Er ist also noch einer der letzten Originale, die unter dem Besitzer Avery Fisher gebaut wurde. Zustand, siehe Bilder. Am liebsten wäre mir Abholung.Da Privatverkauf, keine Garantie und keine Rücknahme. The Fisher 500 T6 Eingänge4 Ausgänge: 2 x Lautsprecher je 4 - 16 Ohm, TB Ausgang, KopfhörerAusgangsleistung: 2 x 35 Watt Sinus Dauerton, 2 x 45 Watt MusikBesonderheiten: Eingangsteil mit Feldeffekttransistoren, Höhen-und Tiefenregler je Kanal getrennt einstellbar.Maße. 41,5 x 15 x 30 cmGewicht 10,5 KgThe Fisher 500 T 2750,00 DM

Offered for your consideration is one (1) vintage FISHER 12 inch woofer removed from my FISHER ST-500 three-way speakers. As per the date code stamped on the magnet’s edge, this woofer was manufactured on August 18, 1972.As you may know, FISHER purchased their drivers from two main sources back then, Gefco (EIA source code 1056, always stamped in red) and United Speaker Systems (USS) of New Jersey which was not an EIA member. This woofer was manufactured for FISHER by USS, a family company still in operation today making Phase Tech speakers. Please see my large photos and read the remaining description to decide if this capable FISHER bass driver is correct for your needs. This FISHER 12” woofer is in clean, very good condition. It has a sturdy textured paper cone that is structurally sound with no holes or cracks and the large textile voice coil dustcap has never been harmed. Plus, the black-enameled steel basket has no dents or scratches, just a hint of surface rust in spots. Most importantly, the aged original polyurethane foam suspension was just replaced with a quality polyether surround that has the correct “flat-attach” profile. The main drawback to most U.S. and foreign-made speakers from the early 1970’s to mid 1990’s was the use of foam for the woofer surrounds. Though foam offers excellent cone excursion, it invariably rots and/or disintegrates in 12-20 years no matter what climate you live in. This woofer was no exception—the surround had fallen apart years ago. Some of you have replaced woofer surrounds before, so you know that it’s a time-consuming process that takes a great deal of patience and a steady hand. This woofer had no flange gasket, so I first cleaned the cone edges/basket flange carefully to remove the old gummy foam and stubborn factory adhesives, which took some time to do thoroughly, then glued the inner surround to the cone. It should be noted that the original factory surround installation leaked some glue on the woofer’s edge, leaving several unavoidable marks on the cone when I removed it, as pictured. Next, I glued the outer surround to the basket flange after careful centering to ensure no voice coil rub. Overnight drying of the glue was allowed for each step of the process to achieve the clean and perfect results you see here. Now this woofer is in great shape once again—perhaps even better than new with the improved polyether foam surround of today. Most importantly, this woofer has been fully tested after the new surround was installed and sounds terrific—very strong and clear with detailed lower midrange and solid low-end response. I also tested its DC resistance at 6.1?, consistent with a nominal 8 ohm driver rating. And the basket flange measures 12” diameter, it stands 5” tall, and the eight mounting holes are each spaced 4?” apart, c-t-c.As pictured and described, this FISHER 12” woofer with painstakingly refurbished surround is offered at a competitive price. Terms of Sale:I encourage interested parties to ask any questions they may have about this listing before committing to purchase. Payment is due at checkout by PayPal or other accepted methods. U.S. mailing addresses will pay $18.95 for very carefully packed shipping via U.S. Postal Service, FedEx, or UPS with tracking and delivery confirmation. International purchases accepted only from those who are able to pay with PayPal including shipping by U.S. Postal Service Global Priority Air Mail—fast but costly—no exceptions. Thanks for looking! *the cabinet sticker photo is presented only for donor model reference

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THE FISHER 6HR6 Vacuum Tube 500C 800C Knight KG-50 Audio Amp Receivers Tuner This was pulled from a working 500C but is untested.I do offer free returns. Please feel free to message us at anytime for any questions or comments!_______________________________________________________________________________ Fast Same Day ShippingPackaged securely and shipped out the same day as purchase with tracking. Shipping price is for the lower 48 states only.Please inquire for shipping prices prior to purchase for Alaska, Hawaii & Puerto Rico.R

Offered for your consideration is one (1) vintage FISHER 12 inch woofer removed from my FISHER ST-500 three-way speakers. As per the date code stamped on the magnet’s edge, this woofer was manufactured on August 18, 1972.As you may know, FISHER purchased their drivers from two main sources back then, Gefco (EIA source code 1056, always stamped in red) and United Speaker Systems (USS) of New Jersey which was not an EIA member. This woofer was manufactured for FISHER by USS, a family company still in operation today making Phase Tech speakers. Please see my large photos and read the remaining description to decide if this capable FISHER bass driver is correct for your needs. This FISHER 12” woofer is in clean, very good condition. It has a sturdy textured paper cone that is structurally sound with no holes or cracks and the large textile voice coil dustcap has never been harmed. Plus, the black-enameled steel basket has no dents or scratches, just a hint of surface rust in spots. Most importantly, the aged original polyurethane foam suspension was just replaced with a quality polyether surround that has the correct “flat-attach” profile. The main drawback to most U.S. and foreign-made speakers from the early 1970’s to mid 1990’s was the use of foam for the woofer surrounds. Though foam offers excellent cone excursion, it invariably rots and/or disintegrates in 12-20 years no matter what climate you live in. This woofer was no exception—the surround had fallen apart years ago. Some of you have replaced woofer surrounds before, so you know that it’s a time-consuming process that takes a great deal of patience and a steady hand. This woofer had no flange gasket, so I first cleaned the cone edges/basket flange carefully to remove the old gummy foam and stubborn factory adhesives, which took some time to do thoroughly, then glued the inner surround to the cone. It should be noted that the original factory surround installation leaked some glue on the woofer’s edge, leaving several unavoidable marks on the cone when I removed it, as pictured. Next, I glued the outer surround to the basket flange after careful centering to ensure no voice coil rub. Overnight drying of the glue was allowed for each step of the process to achieve the clean and perfect results you see here. Now this woofer is in great shape once again—perhaps even better than new with the improved polyether foam surround of today. Most importantly, this woofer has been fully tested after the new surround was installed and sounds terrific—very strong and clear with detailed lower midrange and solid low-end response. I also tested its DC resistance at 6.1?, consistent with a nominal 8 ohm driver rating. And the basket flange measures 12” diameter, it stands 5” tall, and the eight mounting holes are each spaced 4?” apart, c-t-c.As pictured and described, this FISHER 12” woofer with painstakingly refurbished surround is offered at a competitive price. Terms of Sale:I encourage interested parties to ask any questions they may have about this listing before committing to purchase. Payment is due at checkout by PayPal or other accepted methods. U.S. mailing addresses will pay $18.95 for very carefully packed shipping via U.S. Postal Service, FedEx, or UPS with tracking and delivery confirmation. International purchases accepted only from those who are able to pay with PayPal including shipping by U.S. Postal Service Global Priority Air Mail—fast but costly—no exceptions. Thanks for looking! *the cabinet sticker photo is presented only for donor model reference

Offered for your consideration is one (1) vintage FISHER 12 inch woofer removed from my FISHER ST-500 three-way speakers. As per the date code stamped on the magnet’s edge, this woofer was manufactured on August 18, 1972.As you may know, FISHER purchased their drivers from two main sources back then, Gefco (EIA source code 1056, always stamped in red) and United Speaker Systems (USS) of New Jersey which was not an EIA member. This woofer was manufactured for FISHER by USS, a family company still in operation today making Phase Tech speakers. Please see my large photos and read the remaining description to decide if this capable FISHER bass driver is correct for your needs. This FISHER 12” woofer is in clean, very good condition. It has a sturdy textured paper cone that is structurally sound with no holes or cracks and the large textile voice coil dustcap has never been harmed. Plus, the black-enameled steel basket has no dents or scratches, just a hint of surface rust in spots. Most importantly, the aged original polyurethane foam suspension was just replaced with a quality polyether surround that has the correct “flat-attach” profile. The main drawback to most U.S. and foreign-made speakers from the early 1970’s to mid 1990’s was the use of foam for the woofer surrounds. Though foam offers excellent cone excursion, it invariably rots and/or disintegrates in 12-20 years no matter what climate you live in. This woofer was no exception—the surround had fallen apart years ago. Some of you have replaced woofer surrounds before, so you know that it’s a time-consuming process that takes a great deal of patience and a steady hand. This woofer had no flange gasket, so I first cleaned the cone edges/basket flange carefully to remove the old gummy foam and stubborn factory adhesives, which took some time to do thoroughly, then glued the inner surround to the cone. It should be noted that the original factory surround installation leaked some glue on the woofer’s edge, leaving several unavoidable marks on the cone when I removed it, as pictured. Next, I glued the outer surround to the basket flange after careful centering to ensure no voice coil rub. Overnight drying of the glue was allowed for each step of the process to achieve the clean and perfect results you see here. Now this woofer is in great shape once again—perhaps even better than new with the improved polyether foam surround of today. Most importantly, this woofer has been fully tested after the new surround was installed and sounds terrific—very strong and clear with detailed lower midrange and solid low-end response. I also tested its DC resistance at 6.1?, consistent with a nominal 8 ohm driver rating. And the basket flange measures 12” diameter, it stands 5” tall, and the eight mounting holes are each spaced 4?” apart, c-t-c.As pictured and described, this FISHER 12” woofer with painstakingly refurbished surround is offered at a competitive price. Terms of Sale:I encourage interested parties to ask any questions they may have about this listing before committing to purchase. Payment is due at checkout by PayPal or other accepted methods. U.S. mailing addresses will pay $18.95 for very carefully packed shipping via U.S. Postal Service, FedEx, or UPS with tracking and delivery confirmation. International purchases accepted only from those who are able to pay with PayPal including shipping by U.S. Postal Service Global Priority Air Mail—fast but costly—no exceptions. Thanks for looking! *the cabinet sticker photo is presented only for donor model reference

Power cord removed from a 440T receiver. Clean and still pliable, about seven feet long. Included is cord stress mount. _gsrx_vers_1516 (GS 9.3 (1516))

The Fisher transistor Series 500t. Wurde nicht getestet, wird aber als defekt verkauft, um Rücknahme auszuschließen

The Fisher transistor Series 500t. Wurde nicht getestet, wird aber als defekt verkauft, um Rücknahme auszuschließen

The Fisher transistor Series 500t. Wurde nicht getestet, wird aber als defekt verkauft, um Rücknahme auszuschließen

Fisher 500 Case, Cabinet - Original Mahogany, near mint condition. Spectacular original finish, silky smooth, cleaned and waxed only. Fits Fisher 500 mono receiver only or The 500, not 500B, 500C, 500T or any other Fisher item. 66 years old, 2/3 of a century. Buy the best. Rare chance to enhance your Fisher 500. Quality plywood with thick veneer, no particle board. Tight glue joints, beautiful mitered corners. Includes mounting hardware. I will be listing several exceptional Fisher 500 receivers later. Pro packed for safe shipment anywhere.

RAYTHEON 6-PIECES TUNING TUBE LOT FOR DYNACO FM-3 TUNER as pictured, theyre pulled, untested (working condition is unknown) tubes are 6AT8A (X1) ECF80/6BL8 (X1) 6BA6 (X2) 6AU6/EF94 (X2) Note: This selling is final (NO RETURN OR REFUND) Please buy or bid accordingly. Thanks for looking. FYI: Some of these tubes also been used in FISHER 500C FM-1000 SCOTT 4310 as well.

Offered for your consideration is one (1) vintage FISHER 12 inch woofer removed from my FISHER ST-500 three-way speakers. As per the date code stamped on the magnet’s edge, this woofer was manufactured on August 18, 1972.As you may know, FISHER purchased their drivers from two main sources back then, Gefco (EIA source code 1056, always stamped in red) and United Speaker Systems (USS) of New Jersey which was not an EIA member. This woofer was manufactured for FISHER by USS, a family company still in operation today making Phase Tech speakers. Please see my large photos and read the remaining description to decide if this capable FISHER bass driver is correct for your needs. This FISHER 12” woofer is in clean, very good condition. It has a sturdy textured paper cone that is structurally sound with no holes or cracks and the large textile voice coil dustcap has never been harmed. Plus, the black-enameled steel basket has no dents or scratches, just a hint of surface rust in spots. Most importantly, the aged original polyurethane foam suspension was just replaced with a quality polyether surround that has the correct “flat-attach” profile. The main drawback to most U.S. and foreign-made speakers from the early 1970’s to mid 1990’s was the use of foam for the woofer surrounds. Though foam offers excellent cone excursion, it invariably rots and/or disintegrates in 12-20 years no matter what climate you live in. This woofer was no exception—the surround had fallen apart years ago. Some of you have replaced woofer surrounds before, so you know that it’s a time-consuming process that takes a great deal of patience and a steady hand. This woofer had no flange gasket, so I first cleaned the cone edges/basket flange carefully to remove the old gummy foam and stubborn factory adhesives, which took some time to do thoroughly, then glued the inner surround to the cone. It should be noted that the original factory surround installation leaked some glue on the woofer’s edge, leaving several unavoidable marks on the cone when I removed it, as pictured. Next, I glued the outer surround to the basket flange after careful centering to ensure no voice coil rub. Overnight drying of the glue was allowed for each step of the process to achieve the clean and perfect results you see here. Now this woofer is in great shape once again—perhaps even better than new with the improved polyether foam surround of today. Most importantly, this woofer has been fully tested after the new surround was installed and sounds terrific—very strong and clear with detailed lower midrange and solid low-end response. I also tested its DC resistance at 6.1?, consistent with a nominal 8 ohm driver rating. And the basket flange measures 12” diameter, it stands 5” tall, and the eight mounting holes are each spaced 4?” apart, c-t-c.As pictured and described, this FISHER 12” woofer with painstakingly refurbished surround is offered at a competitive price. Terms of Sale:I encourage interested parties to ask any questions they may have about this listing before committing to purchase. Payment is due at checkout by PayPal or other accepted methods. U.S. mailing addresses will pay $18.95 for very carefully packed shipping via U.S. Postal Service, FedEx, or UPS with tracking and delivery confirmation. International purchases accepted only from those who are able to pay with PayPal including shipping by U.S. Postal Service Global Priority Air Mail—fast but costly—no exceptions. Thanks for looking! *the cabinet sticker photo is presented only for donor model reference