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Thanks for the heads up. Call McIntosh T/S and they said it need a firmware up to the latest firmware and that would fix the problem., but that the dealer would have to do the update. So I called the dealer and they are shipping me a replacement amp and paying for shipping. Thanks for you help.

Hello Everyone I have a mx 135 using toslink from the A90 Samsung. This tv is about 3 years old. and has been doing great with the MX135. Today I replaced the mx135 with a mx100, but the audio from the tv cut out or has breaks in it. happens on anything come out of the arc or digital toslink...

I no longer have the unit. It has been gone for about a year.

If the magnets are missing that would be a problem. However I took mine to the shop and it took them about 1.5 hours to take it apart , fix and reassemble.

You got to take the unit front panel off and re adjust the brackets hinges.

Yes I would Like to see 3 Tape Loop....Please.......

Here is what I am using and it sounds very good. Small room but for now it is where thinks are. 2 McIntosh mc152, McIntosh Mc7106, McIntosh Processor Mx135, Yamaha music Server, Techniqes DL5 TT. Sony DVD changer, Apple 4K, Old Hitachi 50" TV, Speakers and Subs are Phase Tech PC series...

Thanks everyone for your input.

twiiii: Is there a difference in sound between the mc7106 and the 207, 206? Also does your 207 and 206 hum when you put your ear up to the amp? and yes I hear that some speakers sound better without the auto transformers.....I am running some phase tech PC series 3.1 and will be upgrading to...

I guess that is always a possibility that I misunderstood, but I don't think so.......Anyway this is what Chuck at McIntosh said.... Hi Jerry, The dealer is utterly and completely wrong. Chuck Hinton of McIntosh, Wadia, and Snell Tech Support That is so good to know, because I have...

One of the sales guys at AC.... I didn't understand either and when I said it has different taps and was told it does best at 8 and not a happy camper with anything else. Every review I have read, everybody like this amp. I am going to send Mcintosh a email and ask them also.

I also found out today that the MC152 is not a happy camper if it is not running 8 ohm load......Then what is the purpose of the auto transformers?

Hello everyone, Would like to get your opinion on the Mcintosh amp MC152. I have currently a Mcintosh MC7106 100 watt amp at 8 ohmns and it is enough power for now, but it has a problem with a hum that I have had in the shop for repair and the only think they think it is is the transformer...

Just got it packed up today and ship off....Thanks for in feedback....Yes you could hear it about 6 or7 feet away. Hope audio classics can fix it.

I have purchase 2 mc7106 amps. 1 is dead quite just the way I like it. The other with no input or speakers cables connected has a transformer hum. I do not know if it is coming through the speaker or not as I am waiting on cables to get here. Now you do have to be down with the amp to hear...

Thanks for all your input, but have decided not to install in rack....If I do end up installing in the rack I have some CWD wood shelving I can place on the glass and then I have a 100 lbs. plus capacity. I tried it but did not like the limited vent space about the amp.

Good Morning Yes I would also like to know where to get some of those speaker terminals. Thanks Jerry

I have this stand for my stereo stuff with 50 lbs. limit on shelf weight. Should I or should I Not put a McIntosh MC7106 which is 52 lbs. I am thinking probably not they are glass...

I am 68 and this is my first McIntosh Piece MC7106

Thank everyone that is good news....I am looking to purchase some of these and sell my adcoms

I have seen a few of these amp up for sale lately...I thing they would be a great surround sound amp and maybe a good front speaker amp..but have no experience with them. I know mac make better amps but what do you of these for surround sound and center channel. Thanks for your thoughs Jerry

Thanks I will check that c200 out. What I was going to do is have the HT as main unit and take a tape loop from and older unit (For now DSP-A1) and feed it to the new HT unit by tape loop. That way I could go either way for recording purposes. Thanks Jerry

Hi I have never used McIntosh gear but know of it's quality. I have been using Yamaha stuff and for the last 20 or so years, I have been using a Yamaha DSP-A1, even though for music I preferred the sound of a Pioneer SX828. I am just curious as I am look to upgrade my stereo and home theater...

This is a great sounding receiver and sounds better than my DSP-A1. However I returned it, because it would not fit in my rack and there was a problem with the 2 AC outlets on back not working. Those outlets could have been maybe a fuse but it just would not fit and heavy at 66 lbs. I did like...

Problem fixed......it has magnets that holds the door closed....somehow they shifted in transport by UPS. I had them to test it out and everything is ok. However this must be Class A power as it run hot. Has 2 muffin fans in it. It is a beast.....