Do we have an Audiophile amongst us?

[Ms. Trixy]

I have a mint pair of Fisher STE-720 vintage speakers. Would you know what they're worth? I'd like to sell them locally. They're from my previous home and I don't have an appropriate area to use them now. I know that they were manufactured from 1986 - 1989 and Fisher merged with Panasonic in 2012. I Googled until I was cross-eyed. Can't find these anywhere. I know they are known as very good speakers. They were amazing in my previous, very open home. @VaporJoe ?

 

[Carambrda]

Tough luck:

why are the old fisher speakers worthless?

seems no one bidding or buying these much i wanted an old pair (60's) to match my fisher 400 receiver are they bad sounding ? anyone using these with fisher tube receivers ?

audiokarma.org

As for "very rolled off highs", yes, the first and second graph seem pretty self-explanatory:

A collection of loudspeakers measurements

pierreaubert.github.io

It doesn't mean they're shit, as a true hobbiest/music lover at heart could still decide to mod them with a pair of decent waveguided AMT (Air Motion Transformer) tweeters and then blast people's socks off properly with something like a, non battered, "lowly" Technics SL-1200 turntable that has also been upgraded with an SME tonearm, for example. Just not a lot of people will be interested in buying these things, because we are a dying species.

 

[Ms. Trixy]

Tough luck:

why are the old fisher speakers worthless?

seems no one bidding or buying these much i wanted an old pair (60's) to match my fisher 400 receiver are they bad sounding ? anyone using these with fisher tube receivers ?

audiokarma.org

As for "very rolled off highs", yes, the first and second graph seem pretty self-explanatory:

A collection of loudspeakers measurements

pierreaubert.github.io

It doesn't mean they're shit, as a true hobbiest/music lover at heart could still decide to mod them with a pair of decent waveguided AMT (Air Motion Transformer) tweeters and then blast people's socks off properly with something like a, non battered, "lowly" Technics SL-1200 turntable that has also been upgraded with an SME tonearm, for example. Just not a lot of people will be interested in buying these things, because we are a dying species.

Thank you for your input.