Sure. No problem. I’ve seen more than one guy build a setup inspired by Jerry’s. An MC2300 is a LOT of amplifier and it has two channels (which can be strapped together for mono operation with double the power of a single channel). They weigh in at 128lbs and presently sell at a premium on the used market. Keeping these old behemoths in service requires a serious commitment and a local McIntosh tech would be a must as shipping them is cost prohibitive as they need be double boxed and palletized for LTL transit. Regular shippers just destroy them.
You may find that a MC250 or MC2100 is just more accessible. Each sound indistinguishable from the big brother MC2300. McIntosh also offered both of those in single channel versions - the MC50 and MC100 (rare, but they do come up) - as well as glass faced versions, the MC2505 and MC2105. The last two were stereo models aimed squarely at the HiFi market and cannot be operated in mono without a modification to do so. Neither stopped Bill Hanley from using MC2105s at Woodstock and on the road in general.
Whatever you decide, these amps are getting up there in years and McIntosh issued many TSBs on the driver boards over the years to make them more stable. A qualified tech should give the amp a once over with that info at hand. That being said, I’ve had a pair of 2300s in daily service for two decades now and have owned a few dozen in all.
Have fun!
