McIntosh's 50th Anniversary Limited Edition MC275 Tube Power Amplifier Now Available


 50th Anniversary Limited Edition McIntosh MC275

Back in October, McIntosh unveiled the 50th Anniversary Limited Edition MC275 tube power amplifier, in celebration of the amplifier's 50th birthday. We're happy to say that this week at CES, McIntosh announced that the Limited Edition model is now available.

Featuring a gold-toned chassis, the Limited Edition MC275 has the same tube circuit design of the original, but adds several advanced features including a multi-colored LED display to indicate different levels of activity, as well as a new High Speed Sentry Monitor circuit that automatically turns the amp off if a tube wears out. When the tube is replaced, normal operation is restored. In addition, the Limited Edition MC275 is equipped with Power Control input and output, so on-off operation can be controlled by a simple cable connection to any McIntosh preamp or processor.

McIntosh President Charlie Randall noted: "When McIntosh debuted our original MC275 tube power amplifier in 1961, the world had never heard anything like it before. We have applied 50 years of technological advancements to this already legendary piece, which continues to maintain its leadership status for quality and reliability. People who know this amp won't be surprised to learn that many of the 1961 era MC275 amps are still in use today. Our Limited Edition MC275 pays tribute to the original for everything it has meant to McIntosh customers over the years and for 'bringing their music to life.' This is truly a golden anniversary for the MC275 and we're confident that years from now, music lovers who purchase a Limited Edition model will still be enjoying their sound investment!"

The 50th Anniversary Limited Edition MC275 is being offered in a very limited quantity, and comes with a commemorative history book and deluxe packaging. It is available now for $6,500.

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