McIntosh Intergrated's with Home Theatre By-Pass


Does McIntosh make such a product with home theatre by pass which can work in conjunction with an A/V receiver? I know the likes of Krell, SimAudio, Classe and Naim have this implemented I was wondering if MAC has done the same?
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McIntosh designs their integrateds for dedicated 2-channel systems only so they don't have HT bypass.

Arthur
The proof is in the pudding. Find me a bypass switch on their integrateds and I will agree with you.

Also, I never said they don't do HT. Heck, they even make their own video projector!

However, it is true that all you need to do is rotate the volume control on the integrated to a unity gain setting (or some other if you prefer) and you can use your receiver volume control. A "bypass switch" is really just marketing jargon and isn't necessary, as Reubent says.

Arthur