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Up for sale is a beautiful, vintage The Fisher 440-T Professional Series FM Stereo Multiplex Receiver. This classic piece of American audio history is in wonderful cosmetic condition and makes an excellent centerpiece for any vintage hi-fi collection. [
* Audio Output: Tested and working great! Both speaker channels are fully functional and output clear sound.
* Testing Setup: I personally tested this unit using a set of vintage Fisher drivers (which I am selling in a separate sale—be sure to check my other listings!).
* Functions: All functions that could be verified through the drivers worked exactly as they should.
* Untested Inputs: Please note that I did not test the tape deck or Phono inputs, as I do not have the equipment on hand to verify them. The unit is being sold as-described based on these tests.
* Cosmetics: In very nice cosmetic condition with minor, normal signs of age. The wood grain cabinet and front faceplate present beautifully (please study the photos closely to judge the condition for yourself).
## A Brief History of The Fisher 440-T:
Introduced in late 1965 / early 1966, the 440-T marks a monumental era for Avery Fisher’s legendary company, Fisher Radio Corporation. It stands out as part of Fisher\'s very first generation of all-transistor (solid-state) receivers, pivoting away from traditional vacuum tubes. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Engineered during the transition period from tubes to solid-state, the 440-T uniquely retains an internal interstage phase-inverter transformer design. Because of this hybrid engineering DNA, it is highly celebrated among audiophiles for delivering a exceptionally warm, smooth, \"tube-like\" sound profile while offering the modern reliability and punch of 1960s transistors. Rated at a robust vintage power output, it features a highly sensitive FM-multiplex tuner section that was advertised in its heyday for pulling in weak signals with absolute clarity. [4, 5, 6, 7]
## Specifications:
* Manufacturer: Fisher Radio; New York, USA
* Era: 1966–1969
* Tuning: FM Broadcast only (No AM band by design)
* Features: Stereo Beacon indicator, Loudness Contour, Muting switch, High Filter, Main/Remote speaker selection. [1, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11]
## offerding & Questions:
I want you to be completely confident in your purchase! Please ask me any questions before offerding.
Packaged securely and shipped with care to ensure safe arrival to its next home. Good luck offerding!
