Fisher Electronics was an American audio equipment manufacturer founded in 1945 by Avery Fisher in New York City, New York. Originally named the Fisher Radio Corporation, the company is considered a pioneer in high fidelity audio equipment.

FISHER continues the Fisher tradition; crisp, clear, quality sound from an audio brand you have come to trust. FISHER is the top of sound offered in an integrated line of audio products. Fisher reinvents itself by bringing high definition to audio you come to know and love.

Fisher speakers deliver rich, dynamic sound for an immersive listening experience. Blending modern and classic elements, Fisher products fit seamlessly into any space. Fisher speakers are compatible with all your devices, from smartphones to home theater systems. Durability and premium materials ensure Fisher products stand the test of time.

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2025年2月11日 · The Fisher Console Website is devoted to the history and discussion of vintage Fisher brand entertainment consoles.

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Fisher classic audio equipment gallery. This gallery contains vintage 1950s - 1980s audio equipment. Fisher stereo receivers, 8 track recorders, cassette decks and more.

Vintage Fisher tube receivers are some of the most popular receivers among collectors and audio enthusiasts. Receivers such as the Fisher 500 and 800 fall into that category. During the transition from tube to solid …

The new Fisher 450-T is a fully transistorised receiver that houses all the electronics of a complete high fidelity stereo system in one compact, decorator styled unit.

2025年1月4日 · Fisher Electronics was a well-known American company that produced high-quality audio equipment and other electronics. However, the company faced significant challenges in the 1970s, including increased competition from Japanese manufacturers and …