Fisher FM-120 (1977)
A solid-state AM/FM stereo tuner from Fisher, produced in 1977. It has stereo RCA outputs and is noted for strong FM reception.
Overview
The Fisher FM-120 AM/FM Stereo Tuner is a 1977 solid-state tuner sold under the "Studio-Standard" line. It was built for high-fidelity audio systems and has stereo left/right RCA outputs for connecting to external amplifiers or receivers. Documentation is thin. User reports say it pulls in FM stations well, even with simple wire antennas. Units show up on resale markets in all sorts of condition, and some are described as tested, cleaned, and working.
Specifications
| Product type | AM/FM Stereo Tuner |
| Technology | solid-state |
| Output connections | stereo L/R RCA outputs |
| Production year | 1977 |
Market
The Fisher FM-120 has been listed at a range of prices. Tested working units go for $49.99, a unit in good cosmetic condition (9/10) for $60.00, and new old stock for as much as $299.99. One listing claims eBay prices reach up to $519 and calls the unit "extremely rare." Some units have been serviced, with the tuning condensers cleaned and the dials aligned, and are sold with original boxes and instructions when available.
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