Fisher 110 (circa 1967–1968)
The Fisher 110 is a compact all-in-one stereo system. It combines a 35-watt AM-FM stereo receiver with a built-in automatic turntable. It was sold without speakers, so the buyer could choose their own. Fisher's advertising in High Fidelity (October 1967, p.2) called it "the Fisher 110 Turntable-Receiver." The company suggested pairing it with their own XP-6B two-way speakers. Those used a high-compliance design with a newly developed upper mid-range/tweeter unit and a massive bass driver, for a claimed response of 32 to 19,000 Hz. The XP-6B was priced at $89.95. The 110 itself retailed for $379.95.
Documentation is limited to these period advertisements. No service manual, schematic, or independent review appears to survive in the Archive's holdings. The 110 was marketed as an approachable, self-contained system for listeners who wanted Fisher sound without being locked into a specific speaker. Little else is recorded about the production run, the exact year span, or the sales life.
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