Fisher, JVC - CA-40 + FM-60 + SP-UXP5 Hi-fi set - Multiple models

Fisher Studio Standard CA-40 + FM-60 (Made in Japan) with JVC SP-UXP5 speakers – fully functional set

Description

A complete audio system from the Japanese brand Fisher, part of the studio-standard series, is for sale, along with compact speakers from JVC. All devices have been tested and work perfectly.

Set components
Integrated stereo amplifier Fisher CA-40 (Made in Japan)
• Stereo Tuner Fisher FM-60 (Made in Japan)
• JVC SP-UXP5 speakers (pair)

Fisher CA-40 (Amplifier)
Integrated stereo amplifier with 5-band graphic equalizer
• Output power: approximately 2 × 35 W
• Inputs: Phono, Tuner, AUX/CD, Tape (Rec Out / Playback)
Speaker connections: System A and B (8 Ω)
Power supply for the FM-60 via AC-19V connector is possible.
Country of manufacture: Japan
Dimensions: 8 × 40 × 19 cm
Weight: 4.1 kg
Condition: fully functional, with age-related signs of use

Fisher FM-60 (Tuner)
Digital AM/FM/LW tuner
Station storage
• Power supply: AC 19V / 450 mA (compatible with CA-40)
Country of manufacture: Japan
Dimensions: 5.5 × 40 × 19 cm
Weight: 1.5 kg
Condition: fully functional, case with minor signs of use

JVC SP-UXP5 (Speaker)
Power: 50 W
• Impedance: 6 Ω
• Manufacturer: Victor Company of Japan
Dimensions: 26 × 16 × 18 cm
Weight per speaker: 2.2 kg
Condition: fully functional, case with visible damages on the edges (see photos).

Function test
The amplifier works on all inputs.
Equalizer works
• Tuner receives FM signals
Speakers play clearly without background noise.
All photos were taken by me personally and show the actual condition.

Known defects
Damage to the housing edges of the speakers.
Superficial scratches and signs of use on the amplifier and tuner.
Wear marks on screws and speaker terminals.

Scope of delivery:
Fisher CA-40 amplifier
Fisher FM-60 Tuner
• 2 × JVC SP-UXP5 speakers
Speaker cable
Tuner antenna
Power cord of the amplifier

This set represents the typical design and warm sound of the Japanese Fisher Studio Standard Series from the late 1980s. It is suitable for both daily use and collectors of classic Hi-Fi equipment.