Fisher TX 1000 (1967–1970)
A 120-watt IHF music power stereo receiver produced by Fisher from 1967 to 1970.
Overview
The Fisher TX-1000 is a stereo integrated amplifier manufactured by Fisher between 1967 and 1970. Marketed as a 120-watt stereo master control amplifier, it combines audio control and amplification in a single unit, designed for high-fidelity performance. The unit was noted for its robust construction and professional-grade capabilities, positioned as a top-tier model in its era.
Specifications
| Power output | 40 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) |
| Music power | 120 watts (IHF) |
| Damping factor | 10 |
| Frequency response | 39 to 19,000 Hz |
| Speaker load impedance | 4Ω (minimum) |
Design
The Fisher TX-1000 houses highly sophisticated audio control and amplifying facilities in one compact unit, described as a professional-caliber stereo control amplifier.
Context
The Fisher TX-1000 emerged during a transformative period in audio history and was recognized in 1967 as one of the best Hi-Fi amplifiers of its time, marking an early integration of semiconductor technology in high-fidelity audio equipment.
Market
The original price was approximately 2,350 DM. Recent market listings show units selling for around $450 to $500, with service manuals and restoration parts available, indicating ongoing collector interest and restoration activity.
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