Fisher MF 300
A remote control FM/AM stereo tuner with motorized tuning and wireless remote capability
Overview
The Fisher MF 300 is a remote control FM/AM stereo tuner made by Fisher Radio Corporation. It has motor tuning and was built for automatic station selection, using optional wired or wireless remote controls. It has "Tune-o-matic" and "Automatic Station Scan" functions, plus a center-of-channel detector for precise tuning. The page calls it "ultra-rare," and notes its remote tuning and strong reception.
Specifications
| Product type | FM/AM Tuner |
| Weight | 13 lbs. |
| Feature | motor tuning |
| Feature | Automatic Station Scan |
| Feature | Tune-o-matic |
| Feature | Center of channel detector |
| Optional accessory | FISHER RK-20 Transmitter-Receiver for wireless remote control |
Design
The MF 300 uses an original tube set branded "The Fisher," made by Telefunken West.
Context
Fisher introduced the MF-300 in the early 1960s, during the company's golden era of high-fidelity audio equipment development.
Market
The Fisher MF 300 has moderate collectibility, rated 5/10, and is described as "ultra-rare." Service manuals, owner's manuals, and brochures are available for download. Spare parts such as dial pointers turn up now and then for restoration projects.
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