| # of units | Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | $69.95 |
| 2+ | $59.95 |
| 10+ | $49.95 |
Our "à la carte" approach gives you the freedom to design a project that is exclusively yours, unlike standard kits that provide a predetermined collection of items. Just pick what you'll need from the list of four primary components below. (This item is #1 below). In this manner, you only receive - and pay for - just the components you require to realize your vision. If you already have a compatible split rail power supply, or want to use your own rectification circuit, you may skip those items.
The Fisher name has a particular place in audio history for those of us who have pleasant memories of the heyday of hi-fi. Although the original Fisher company is no longer in existence, we are thrilled to provide a special project that honors this illustrious brand: the JE301 Dual Mono Amplifier kit, which was inspired by the vintage Fisher PA-301 hybrid integrated circuit.
This is a unique chance to work on a modern do-it-yourself project using historical solid-state circuit architecture. The circuit diagrams and build guide are provided. This project offers a special link between traditional audio engineering and contemporary do-it-yourself skills. This kit offers a fantastic chance to make a piece of audio history with your own hands.
Our à la carte approach gives you the freedom to design a project that is exclusively yours, unlike standard kits that provide a predetermined collection of items. Just pick what you'll need from our list of four primary components. This way, you only receive - and pay for - just the components you require to realize your vision. If you already have a compatible split rail power supply, or want to use your own rectification circuit, you may skip those items. The amp kit contains $160 value of electronics parts.
We recommend the rectification parts kit (P/N: 2796527) because it contains the power supply parts: a chassis-mounted, fused and switched AC receptacle, AC power cord, a 12A 800V full bridge rectifier diode, power LED, extra fuses, hook-up wire (black, white, red, and green), and mounting hardware. Then you choose a transformer and enclosure to complete the amp build.
Exercise necessary safety precautions when working with power and mains voltage. Do not touch components while the unit is powered on or plugged in.