Fisher CA-2310 Stereo Integrated Amplifier (1977–1979)
The Fisher CA-2310 is a well-built vintage integrated amplifier from the late 1970s, produced in Japan during the Sanyo-owned Fisher era. Part of the Studio-Standard series, it combines solid construction, a clean silver-faced design, and a warm yet detailed sound that continues to appeal to vintage hi-fi enthusiasts.
Delivering 70 watts per channel into 8 ohms, the CA-2310 has ample power to drive a wide range of vintage and modern loudspeakers. Its discrete amplifier design provides excellent dynamics, low distortion, and reliable performance, making it equally suitable for vinyl playback and line-level sources.
A highlight of the amplifier is its versatile connectivity. It features two moving-magnet phono inputs, allowing two turntables to be connected simultaneously, along with tuner, AUX, and dual tape monitor loops. The front panel offers comprehensive tone controls, balance adjustment, loudness compensation, high and low filters, and speaker selection, providing flexibility for a wide variety of listening preferences.
Built with a robust metal chassis and weighing approximately 14.5 kg (31.9 lb), the CA-2310 reflects the substantial engineering typical of quality Japanese hi-fi equipment from the era. Its understated styling, durable construction, and dependable performance have helped it remain a respected choice among collectors and vintage audio enthusiasts.
