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You aren't going to get by the receptionist unless you have business or pre-arranged something. However, in the lobby, they do have a display of their store items and she can sell you those.

Have you tried the Factory Reset procedure on page 21 of the MA352 Owner's Manual?

Your best bet might be to send just the boards to Audio Classics to be updated and tested for you.

That is a standard L11 cabinet from the past.

Why don't you just send the driver board to Audio Classics or Bob the Tech and have it done right?

I suspect that he did not know how the Panloc system works (pushing the button to release the unit) and tried to force it out.

That would be an L11 cabinet.

I am not sure if this has been previously posted, but if you have not had a chance to tour the McIntosh factory, there is an excellent 4-part video tour with Charlie Randall. On YouTube search for: grammophone mcintosh tour Larry

I would worry that these units may have been in a flood...

Did you remove the transit screws on the bottom of the unit?

In case you may have missed it, a painting done by all four of the Beatles while on tour of Japan in 1966 is going to be up for grabs from Christie’s auction house. .......... It is expected to bring in north of half a million dollars. In light of what happened to the McIntosh Grateful Dead...

The MC2105 owner's manual doesn't specify a setting for the left and right gain controls, but the photo of the front shows both in the 12 o'clock position.

Those are not McIntosh knobs, so it is anyone's guess if they will fit on the shafts of your MC 2105.

Yes - Stainless Steel

Those things look like an anaconda!!

Finally! I think we are coming to a consensus here! We can all agree that crunch combined with chocolate is superior to smooth.

Personally, I find that crunchy produces a much wider sound stage than smooth. But, that's just me.

Definitely chunky!

I think what you are seeing in the daytime is the reflection of the blue film on the back of the glass as the dominant color. At night you are seeing the light from behind the meter housing. I Have a couple of MC7150s and as the bulbs burn out (there are three behind each meter) the color gets...

I remember when I hosted a McIntosh clinic in my store, if someone brought in a tube unit to be tested Davey first took out all the tubes and (with a flourish) threw them in a trash can. He then installed new tubes before testing the unit. He told me “The best day of a tube’s life is its’ first...

At 62 pounds each, you would want to have some beefy shelves!

Contact Patrice at Clinique-Audio. He is in France and is a top McIntosh repair person.

Production spanned 9 years. Yours was likely produced in the early 1970's. The first was a 1Y in 1971 and the last was a 5Y in 1980. The production records no longer exist, so it is anyone's guess. Larry

The MCD7008 has a "transport locking screw" on the bottom. It was to prevent the disk transport from bouncing around in transit. Per the manual: Before connecting the MCD7008, turn the transport locking screw from the "LOCK" position to the "FREE" position. This screw is reached through an...

McIntosh is now on the high seas: Link