If I were in the market for a vintage piece, I would start by looking for a product with a proven track record like McIntosh. The second step would be the availability of qualified technicians, parts etc. to modify or repair the piece should the need ariseĀ
again McIntosh. I am not technically trained; therefore, I could not test a unit other than listening to the unit in question.
Buying a Vintage Mcintosh: Tips?
I found a local seller that is offering a Mcintosh MC-7300 (released 1991, 300w x 2). I have seen the pictures and the amplifier looks to be in great shape. That said, when purchasing a vintage amplifier, what are some of the things to look for in order to minimize the chance of buying a lemon?
Your comments are much appreciated.
Thanks.
Your comments are much appreciated.
Thanks.
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