Fisher 200 (dates unknown)
Little is documented about the Fisher 200. The Archive's file on this model contains no source material at all. No identity, no production years, no original price, no specifications, and no design or history notes could be extracted from any surviving record. The Archive's own catalog lists a "Fisher 200" with the type field marked "unknown," and a separate "200 T" entry with no type listed. That about exhausts the paper trail.
It gets messier. Fisher used "200" across several unrelated models in the early and mid-1960s, and period magazines covered those, not a plain "Fisher 200." High Fidelity (May 1963, p.19) listed the FM-200-B tuner at $299.50 among Fisher's six-tuner line. High Fidelity (October 1961, p.19) advertised the KX-200 StrataKit control-amplifier at 80 watts IHFM music power. HiFi/Stereo Review (May 1966, p.23) described the TFM-200 tuner as the visual and performance companion to the TX-200 amplifier. Audio (March 1966, p.11) noted the TX-200's IHF power bandwidth extending from 12 to 50,000 cps. Whether any of these is the "Fisher 200" of this page cannot be confirmed from surviving evidence, and it would be guessing to say so.
So this entry is a placeholder. Fisher evidently made something called a 200, but what it was, what it did, and when it sold are, at present, undocumented. If you own one, or have an ad, manual, or schematic naming the Fisher 200, you'd be filling one of the archive's genuine gaps.
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