Fisher 200-T (1967–69)

A fully transistorized stereo receiver made by Fisher Radio Corporation between 1967 and 1969.

Overview

The Fisher 200-T is a stereo receiver made by Fisher Radio Corporation from 1967 to 1969. It is fully transistorized, which fits the late 1960s, when consumer audio was moving to solid state. Fisher marketed it as a medium-priced receiver. It has a four-way speaker selector for flexible speaker setups. It was noted for advanced features at its price, and it was positioned as the standard-setter among moderately priced FM stereo receivers of its time.

Specifications

Product type	Stereo receiver
Production years	1967–69
Construction	Fully transistorised
Speaker selector	four-way speaker selector (off, main, remote, main plus remote)

Design

The Fisher 200-T uses fully transistorized circuitry and printed circuitry. Servicing is recommended only for personnel trained in transistor equipment and printed circuit repair.

Context

Fisher promoted the 200-T as the perfect medium-priced stereo receiver, meant to set the standard among moderately priced FM receivers. It was mentioned alongside models like the Scott 342 B and Lafayette 1000 T in recommended hi-fi systems of the era.

Market

Owners have reported speaker buzz, which points to capacitor replacement or an internal rebuild. Service manuals and owner manuals are available as collectible or repair resources.