Fisher EQ-275 (1984–1985)
A 12-band-per-channel stereo graphic equalizer made in Japan during Fisher's late-era high-fidelity equipment run.
Overview
The Fisher EQ-275 is a stereo graphic equalizer released in the mid-1980s as part of Fisher's Studio Standard line. It is all analog, black, and built in Japan. Fisher marketed it to audiophiles who wanted detailed frequency adjustment. It has stereo RCA inputs and outputs and 12 bands per channel. It was sold alongside the CA-275, CR-275, and MT-275 components.
Specifications
| Product type | Graphic equalizer |
| Model alias | Fisher Studio Standard EQ-275 |
| Production years | 1984 – 1985 |
| Original price | 698 DM |
| Frequency response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Output Level | 10V (max) |
| Gain | ± 0dB |
| Power consumption | 8 W |
| Dimensions | 440 x 105 x 298 mm (WxHxD) |
| Weight | 4.5 kg |
| Input/Output | Stereo RCA line input and output |
| Equalization bands | 12 bands per channel |
| Color | Black |
| Manufacturing location | Japan |
| Remote | Yes (no details available) |
Design
The EQ-275 is an analog unit with 12-band-per-channel stereo graphic equalization, so you get fine control over frequency response. The front panel is black. It was built in Japan.
Context
The EQ-275 belonged to a series that included the Fisher EQ-272, EQ-273, EQ-274, and EQ-275. It was designed to work with the other Studio Standard components: the CA-275 amplifier, CR-275 tuner, and MT-275 tape deck.
Market
Listings call the EQ-275 rare and hard to find, and often tag it "vintage" and "fully tested." A service manual is available. Units turn up now and then on eBay and Reverb, priced according to condition.
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