McIntosh MAC-1700
This McIntosh MAC-1700 receiver is from the late 1960s–early 1970s. It's a hybrid unit combining tube and solid-state technology. The FM stereo receiver uses a tube tuner, while the preamp and power amp are solid-state, delivering 40W of power. It's one of McIntosh's standout models of that era, known for its warm sound and bright midrange. The exterior boasts a classic look with McIntosh's signature glass front panel. The unit is in beautiful, classic condition. It's compatible with a wide range of speakers and has multiple connection options. It's plug-and-play, using standard household power, and ready to use.
This McIntosh MAC-1700 receiver is from the late 1960s–early 1970s. It's a hybrid unit combining tube and solid-state technology. The FM stereo receiver uses a tube tuner, while the preamp and power amp are solid-state, delivering 40W of power. It's one of McIntosh's standout models of that era, known for its warm sound and bright midrange. The exterior boasts a classic look with McIntosh's signature glass front panel.
The unit is in beautiful, classic condition. It's compatible with a wide range of speakers and has multiple connection options. It's plug-and-play, using standard household power, and ready to use.
