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In Reply to: Re: McIntosh preamp question posted by bean_counter on March 16, 2001 at 17:27:52:
As for the tuner/preamp, my vote is the MX110 McIntosh hands down. The company produced a series of this combination including ss that for the $ surpassed in every way their integrated amps, and receivers where there was an overlap. The company saw the tuner/pramp as the entry into McIntosh separates while the other combos were for the less affluent crowd who were probably not as serious minded about audio but did know quality and good sound but, were not hung up on a big system. Actually, the tuner/preamp makes good sense. I wonder why so few companies stayed with the arrangement, especially after the advent of stereo?
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