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You are better off selling the McIntosh pieces

Posted by 3Fates on January 8, 2017 at 07:08:25:
I ran these models for several years on Klipschorns. Realized there is much, much better sound out there for a lot less money. Unless you are having a love affair with McIntosh you are better off selling as these bring very high prices. As for a matching turntable I am guessing you are looking for the same period piece which would be a Thorens TD-124. The McIntosh pieces do have a very high 'cool' factor though and I understand the affection.