Bose buys McIntosh


End of an era?

telemarcer

One of the best car stereos I ever had was the McIntosh system in my 2003 Subaru Outback VDC.  Although the car was too noisy to really appreciate it, in park, it sounded pretty good.  I did speak to someone (Chuck Hinson?) at McIntosh about it once, and he sent me some technical diagrams, indicating that, although some of this was from Clarion, McIntosh did indeed have a hand in the design.

 

In other news: The next Sonus Faber line will do away with those unnecessary tweeters and woofers, and get full range sound from the midrange drivers using patented Bose technology.  Also, McIntosh will introduce a new Lifestyle line of electronics, with undisclosed power ratings, and "really cute" tiny speakers your s.o. will love!  The new McIntosh turntable will be a rebranded model from Crosley, complete with a high quality ceramic cartridge, and will retail for $7,999.  😁

@goodlistening64 

Wow there’s a fat, bad hair, moron, that doesn’t want to here that US manufacturing detail… lol 

Cheers

Wait… do details matter now? My Mc has that as a phono input option. Over under on that in 2025?

I began to worry when McIntosh partnered with Jeep to make car stereos. They incorporated their iconic blue meters into Jeep's infotainment display. Wasn’t a good sign.