nathanso
08-18-2007, 12:54 AM
McIntosh MC7300 Amplifier (narrow chassis).
Exceptional condition, operates flawlessly. All twelve front panel bulbs were just replaced with extra-long life 50,000 hour bulbs (standard bulbs are 10,000 hour) so the next owner shouldn't have to deal with this McHeadache for a long time. All barrier strip screws and nuts present and accounted for. No scratches, dings, or dents that I can detect. I paid $2000 for this amp just a year ago and just installed the bulbs so low ball offers will be politely ignored.
I believe the MC7300 represents the best value in a modern McIntosh amplifier if you require balanced inputs, Autoformer outputs, Sentry Monitor, and Power Guard. While I love this amp I just restored/modded an Acoustat TNT-200 amplifier that drives my Acoustat 2+2's a little better than the Mac so this fine amp is now surplus to my needs. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY in SF Bay Area unless you ship me a genuine McIntosh crate and arrange for pick-up with your carrier.
http://www.n8software.com/mc7300/img_6978.jpg
More pics here: http://www.n8software.com/mc7300/
Specs courtesy roger-russell com
ELECTRICAL: 300w/ch. (600w mono). Response 20-20kHz (+0 -0.25dB). Distortion 0.005%. Noise and hum -105dBA. Output impedance 2, 4 and 8 ohms. (1, 2, 4, 8 and 16 ohms in mono). Damping factor 40 or greater. Input impedance 20k unbalanced, 40k balanced. Input sensitivity 1.4v or 2.5v. Sentry Monitor. Power Guard.
FRONT PANEL: Glass panel. Illuminated. Power level meters (linear watts or dB). Gain controls. Meter sw: watts or hold. Power Guard lamps. Power sw: on or off.
BACK PANEL: Output barrier strips. Audio inputs: unbalanced and balanced. AC outlet. Input level sw: 1.4v or 2.5v. Mode sw: stereo, mono bridge or mono parallel. Fuse. Panloc mounting.
Exceptional condition, operates flawlessly. All twelve front panel bulbs were just replaced with extra-long life 50,000 hour bulbs (standard bulbs are 10,000 hour) so the next owner shouldn't have to deal with this McHeadache for a long time. All barrier strip screws and nuts present and accounted for. No scratches, dings, or dents that I can detect. I paid $2000 for this amp just a year ago and just installed the bulbs so low ball offers will be politely ignored.
I believe the MC7300 represents the best value in a modern McIntosh amplifier if you require balanced inputs, Autoformer outputs, Sentry Monitor, and Power Guard. While I love this amp I just restored/modded an Acoustat TNT-200 amplifier that drives my Acoustat 2+2's a little better than the Mac so this fine amp is now surplus to my needs. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY in SF Bay Area unless you ship me a genuine McIntosh crate and arrange for pick-up with your carrier.
http://www.n8software.com/mc7300/img_6978.jpg
More pics here: http://www.n8software.com/mc7300/
Specs courtesy roger-russell com
ELECTRICAL: 300w/ch. (600w mono). Response 20-20kHz (+0 -0.25dB). Distortion 0.005%. Noise and hum -105dBA. Output impedance 2, 4 and 8 ohms. (1, 2, 4, 8 and 16 ohms in mono). Damping factor 40 or greater. Input impedance 20k unbalanced, 40k balanced. Input sensitivity 1.4v or 2.5v. Sentry Monitor. Power Guard.
FRONT PANEL: Glass panel. Illuminated. Power level meters (linear watts or dB). Gain controls. Meter sw: watts or hold. Power Guard lamps. Power sw: on or off.
BACK PANEL: Output barrier strips. Audio inputs: unbalanced and balanced. AC outlet. Input level sw: 1.4v or 2.5v. Mode sw: stereo, mono bridge or mono parallel. Fuse. Panloc mounting.