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Fisher SLIM-1500
$60.00
Released January, 1999
The Pros:Reasonably small footprint, can fit it into a tighter space.
The Cons:Bright blue and grey combination looks pretty ugly in person. Uses a white power cord that's difficult to hide. Audio is distorted and washed out right away, no way to adjust settings to account for it.
The Fisher SLIM-1500 is a microsystem designed for an executive environment. Built at the end of the century, the system has two detachable blue 2-way speakers and a pedestal that lifts the system off the desk for a different sort of look.
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Designed to also function as an alarm clock, the microsystem includes a SureWake system that delivers a graduated wake-up level. The Fish SLIM-1500 has front panel RCA jacks that can switch between outputs or inputs with the touch of a button, allowing an external cassette or CD device to be hooked up. The CD player has 20-track programming and the AM/FM comes with 30-station presets, way more than most modern devices.
Features
- Weight: 11 lbs
- Dimensions: (W x H x D) 21.3" x 13" x 3.8"
- Detachable 2-way speakers
- 5 watts per channel
- 10-key direct-access remote
- SureWake
- 20 track CD programming
- AM/FM radio
- 30 AM/FM station presets
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Pros & Cons
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reasonably small footprint, can fit it into a tighter space
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bright blue and grey combination looks pretty ugly in person
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uses a white power cord that's difficult to hide
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audio is distorted and washed out right away, no way to adjust settings to account for it
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large volume knob rotates unevenly
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CD loading mechanism feels like it's going to break every time you touch it
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various components on the system often fail within the first few months
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