Fisher 3500 MusiCenter Series... Serial number 1.

[Hexeir]

I just bought a Fisher 3500 MusiCenter Series. It's looks to be a solid state AM/FM Receiver/8Track Player/Amplifier. A friend of mine said it's from the 70's. Anyways, the big deal is that I noticed after buying it that the serial # is 00001. This blew my mind, and I'm looking for more info. How much are these worth regular? Is it worth more because the SN? Thanks, and I look forward to being a productive member of your forum. (I'm newly an audio enthusiast)

[JoeE SP9]

First of all, welcome to AR.

All in one systems like you just purchased are not the kind of device most posters here have a lot of experience with. They are not lusted after by the vintage crowd. I don't know how much you paid. I hope it wasn't a lot. The serial number is really a non issue.

[markw]

This is the first fisher I've heard of that had a built-in 8-track. Methinks it's from the eighties (or late seventies) and well past that company's heyday. I wouldn't expect too much financial return unless someone falls for the brand, thinking the unit was from the era long before it was made, when it was a great company.

[Hexeir]

I didn't pay a lot. I paid $15 for it. A friend of mine that works at an antique store had someone buy something similar while back for a good deal more than that. But I understand what you're saying with the all-in one thing. When you look at this thing, it's not a big cheapo plastic all in one unit. It's made extremely nice-like, not sure if that really matters. Maybe I should get a picture for you guys.

[Hexeir]

http://picasaweb.google.com/105504056363811364526/DropBox?authkey=Gv1sRgCIDrm8u07un69gE#547346547842 4762338
that is a link to the pic i have of it.

[Luvin Da Blues]

Welcome, I hate to say this but I think you paid about $15 too much. I hope you kept your 8-track tapes. :prrr: