McIntosh MC601 Amplifier: It's powerful amplifier from the McIntosh with better body and brushed aluminum side panels. McIntosh engineers has designed MC601 amplifier for better music experience. It comes with stainless steel chassis that looks nice and strong. There are lots of other features which you can see here - McIntosh MC601
The new McIntosh MC601 Monoblock amplifier was announced today at CES. The McIntosh MC601 replaces the MC501 monoblock amplifier and joins the new MC302 and MC452 in the all new McIntosh amplifier range featuring the newest engineering advances and the latest McIntosh features.
The new MC601 has a new cosmetic reflective of the classic MC1.2K monoblock amplifiers. It has a new backlit one piece glass faceplate and a new 8″ wide True Wattmeter with McIntosh indigo blue LED lighting. The McIntosh MC601 also has anodized aluminum trim handles to match the new cosmetic set forth by the new MC452 amplifier.
The new MC601 features Thermaltrak output transistors that allow for instantaneous circuit biasing which result in cooler and more efficient performance. Also featured is a new Quad balanced output circuit design which has two separate and complete amplifiers which combine to cancel out noise and distortion. Completing this is a newly designed high current capable McIntosh Autoformer, built in-house at the McIntosh factory in Binghamton NY.
The McIntosh MC601 has advanced McIntosh features including patented McIntosh Power Guard, a circuit that brings out maximum sound quality at high power levels, and McIntosh Sentry Monitor which uses a continuous sentry circuit monitor to provide protection in the case of a short circuit or overdriven loudspeaker. The McIntosh MC601 has built in circuitry and output taps to handle speaker loads of 2, 4 and 8 Ohm loads. Each 2, 4, or 8 Ohm output tap basically makes the MC601 purpose built for your speaker type, be it a voltage hungry 8 Ohm speaker, or a current loving 2 Ohm loudspeaker such as a planar magnetic.
The McIntosh MC601 features 600 watts of output power with vanishingly low Total Harmonic Distortion of 0.005% throughout its entire power output range.
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