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That is a very cool story. Any chance of scanning some of the photos, and sharing?

That's a good question. I'm sure someone will drop by who has a deeper level of Fisher history.

It sounds really nice. It's still on my workbench, and driving a pair of older Wharfedale bookshelfs. This amp weighs in at 70 lbs, and I really don't want to lug it around anymore than I need to....

I thought some might like to see the completed K-1000 project. The original kit builder did a less than stellar job, so all solder joints needed to be reflowed. Since that needed to be done, and...

I know this thread is old, but I'm with you. I also enjoy working on the older gear. There is something satisfying about giving new life to an old piece of gear. My current project is a mid 60's...

Makes perfect sense to me! lol

Hello from Upstate NY :hey:

I hear the nightmares decrease with time....:) It will be a few years before I get to experience that feeling.

Your workmanship is first rate! I'm sure it is very satisfying to enjoy the fruits of your labor. My thrill is rebuilding tube amps, and while I sometimes have to stare at it sideways before I find...

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I bet that's a fun project. I wonder if pics of "works in progress" are encouraged here?

I live a few miles east of Albany, but work there....I think I'd rather be where you are at this time of year!! lol

I own mostly "vintage", but the oldest is from the 50's.

Hello to all, and I'm looking forward to my time spent here. :hey: