Fisher 500C Vacuum Tube Receiver (35 watts per channel)
The Fisher 500-C stereo receiver was the pinnacle of high-fidelity reproduction in 1964. Around 100,000 units of the 500-Cs were built . It was a technological tour de force that combined a full-function control center (preamp) with a 35Wpc power amplifier and a stereo multiplex FM tuner that offered the highest sensitivity rating of the time. The Fisher 500-C uses 7591A output tubes.
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