Fisher 101-D (c. 1964–1965)
Not much is documented about the Fisher 101-D. What survives comes from Fisher's own advertising, not from independent reviews. In those ads the model carries an X prefix, as the Fisher X-101-D.
Audio (January 1965, p.11) ran the two-model "powers that be" spread. The X-100-C is rated at 50 watts and the X-101-D at 66 watts, both in a 15-1/8-inch-wide, 4-13/16-inch-high, 11-7/8-inch-deep chassis. An earlier High Fidelity spread (November 1964, p.5) advertised the X-101-D with a headphone jack and direct tape monitor, and paired it with the $169.50 X-100-C. The X-101-D's own price and weight are cut off in the surviving run of that ad, so they aren't documented here.
Known specifications:
- 66 watts (period advertising)
- Headphone jack, direct tape monitor
- Dimensions: 15-1/8" W × 4-13/16" H × 11-7/8" D
No schematic, service manual, or editorial review of the 101-D has turned up in the Archive's sources.
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