Fisher 60
Almost nothing is documented about the Fisher 60. The Archive's holdings have no fact sheet, owner's manual, service literature or independent review for this exact model. Even the product type is unconfirmed - it could be a tuner, receiver, amplifier or something else.
Collectors should be careful here. Period sources that mention a "60" in Fisher's lineup mean the KM-60, the FM-stereo-multiplex tuner kit Fisher introduced in early 1962. High Fidelity (April 1962, p.17) ran the announcement. It pitched the kit as the affordable way to get a Fisher tuner and cited figures like 2.5 µV sensitivity and a 70 dB signal-to-noise ratio. But the KM-60 is a distinct model with its own name and its own Archive page. None of that documentation describes a plain "Fisher 60."
So there are no years, no price, no specifications, no design details and no history. That is the full record as it stands. If literature for a true Fisher 60 exists, it hasn't reached the Archive yet.
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