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First McIntosh - C32 Preamp | Audiokarma Home Audio Stereo ...

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Discussion in ' McIntosh Audio ' started by MATT0404, Jan 14, 2016 . MATT0404 AK Subscriber Subscriber. Messages: 781. Location: Pittsburgh, PA. I'm excited to have picked up my first McIntosh component. I stumbled upon …

C32 Component List? | Audiokarma Home Audio Stereo ...

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Unfortunately, I don't have access to a McIntosh parts guide, the C32 manual doesn't identify the common replacement IC numbers and an email to McIntosh only provided me only with what they will charge me for the parts (with a substantial price markup vs buying them from Mouser or other good source) instead of the needed IC replacement numbers.

McIntosh Audio | Audiokarma Home Audio Stereo Discussion ...

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Home Forums > Audiokarma Manufacturers Forums >. David, aka Grumpy, needs our help. Great news. David is home! It was quite the ordeal to get him home and into the house, but it is done. Thank you to everyone for their support. Now a long road ahead to get him back on his feet and functioning normally. I have started a GoFundMe to help with the ...

McIntosh dealers in 1950-1970 | Audiokarma Home …

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Messages: 437. Location: Indiana. There was a large chain (5 stores or so) in the Chicago area called Musicraft that was a very prominent McIntosh dealer in the late '60's and 70's. They also had a large selection of other higher-end brands (Marantz, Dynaco, Harmon Kardon etc) and a service department in each store.

What is your favorite "vintage" preamp? | Steve Hoffman ...

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C-22 (smooth and clear. Use it every day, Also expensive) MX-110 ( with RCA 6u8's nice classic tube sound, a bargain, a little rolled off at the top. Bonus tuner that sounds great. Perfect for Klipsch) PV-5 (great phono section, still has lots of tube warmth for a "modern" preamp) 7 ( I'm torn on this.

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