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#MCINTOSH MC 250 AMP FULL#
#MCINTOSH MC 250 AMP PROFESSIONAL#
#MCINTOSH MC 250 AMP MAC#

* If you are interested in the pair we will work out a fair result for all parties concerned. I had them in a Monoblock setup which renders 100 wpc on each amplifier. I have owned three of these MC 250 Classics I have two remaining that I am putting up for sale here in separate ads. Before shipping I will clean the amp before carefully packing and double boxing it for shipping.

#MCINTOSH MC 250 AMP PROFESSIONAL#

I have cleaned this component with a professional audio recommended cleaner. No rust anywhere on the black painted areas as well. on the transformers and black painted areas some wear on the paint but considering this amplifier is now 52 years young its not a major flaw.

#MCINTOSH MC 250 AMP FULL#

I have a full array of photos to view, the chrome is in very good condition with no signs of rust. so the Transformers and other components in these units were exactly the same as the previous tube amplifiers they produced which is why these MC 250 amplifiers have such a tubelike sound quality.Ĭosmetic Condition: To be fair I rated this MC 250 at 7. The MC 250 Amplifiers were the all solid state amplifiers the were produced after the Famed Macintosh Tube Era of that period. These 50 wpc amplifiers have reserve power way beyond the spec sheet results. Indeed the sound paired when the speaker of your choice won't disappoint you.

#MCINTOSH MC 250 AMP MAC#

*Note: I have another McIntosh MC-250 for Sale If you have never owned a Mcintosh Audio Component and you have heard about the "Classic Mac Sound " prior to owning my first Mcintosh until I heard them first hand I then knew what audiophiles meant.If you have been a McIntosh owner or still are you know of what I speak. These pieces have been checked out, tubes replaced, all repairs done and they are ready to be enjoyed, so contact us to learn more if you’re in Colfax, Roseville, Sacramento, or Rocklin, CA.McIntosh MC 250 1967 An Audio History Classic !

Signal to Noise Ratio: greater than or equal to -90db.

Frequency Response: 16 to 40 kHz, +0, -.1db 16 to 60kHz +0, -.5 db both at full rated power, 10 to 100kHz, +0, -1.0db at half rated power.

Power: 40w/ch 4 ohms to 16 ohms and up to 125ohms to 600 ohms with minor reduction in power.

Also the circuitry was unique, even today, in that it had the 6L6 power tubes cross coupled in a very tight embrace that gives very low distortion and amazing speed. The sound: Very lucid, extremely tight no matter what the load, and very fluid, due to its bifilar wound transformers (made in house by McIntosh) with their really wide frequency range. Bear in mind that this amp operates mostly in Class A, meaning it can put out 40 (stereo) to 80 (mono) watts into 3 Hz to 40KHz. Used as a mono block, it could put out 80w/ch. For instance it could handle speaker loads from 4 ohms to 125 ohms, even up to 600 ohms, all while putting out up to 40 solid watts per channel. The specifications on this amp are way beyond what you typically see today. It was bulletproof, capable of being used across a very wide set of impedances and crazy loads, with no degradation of sonics. It was typically used in theaters to power the big corner horns and other big horns used in those days. The McIntosh MC 240 was produced between 1960 to 1969, and was one of the last tube amps McIntosh made.