I think this was originally an assesment in a review for the then new Citation 12 60 WPC solid state power amp, the solid state replacement for the Citation 2 tube 60WPC power amp.
Best “cheaper” McIntosh Integrated?
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damacman
Resident Psycho
That would be something huh!
I'd like to know what DOB thought of them as a competitor to the MC250.
Did McIntosh move out of Binghamton?
Mystic
We're all born mad
Have and have used both MA-6100 and MA-6200, but also the MAC-4100 (ie, the MA-6200 + MR-74 receiver). I love the function, features, and sound of all three of 'em. They are stored away now but if I'm ever "back" @ a 110v grid I'll break 'em out, but only after a bit of recapping, etc.
Al D'Addario
Member
I would appreciate input regarding using an MA6200
with the Magnepan MMG’s. Is the 100 watts into 4 ohms enough?
I listen to 95% jazz on vintage vinyl. My room is about 500 square feet.
Thanks
with the Magnepan MMG’s. Is the 100 watts into 4 ohms enough?
I listen to 95% jazz on vintage vinyl. My room is about 500 square feet.
Thanks
According to the manual, the MA6200 should fit squarely into the recommended amplifier power range for that model. Not certain why the amplifier recommendation is quoted for 8 ohms when speaker impedance is supposedly 4. 
Description Two-way Quasi Ribbon/Planar-Magnetic
Frequency Response ± 3d, 50Hz to 26kHz
Sensitivity 86dB, 2.83 Volts, 500Hz @1 Meter
Recommended Power 40 to 150W @8 Ohms. For further information, see FAQ
Impedance 4 Ohms
Dimensions 14-1/2" X 48" X 1-1/4"
Shipping Weight 40 lbs./Pair
Description Two-way Quasi Ribbon/Planar-Magnetic
Frequency Response ± 3d, 50Hz to 26kHz
Sensitivity 86dB, 2.83 Volts, 500Hz @1 Meter
Recommended Power 40 to 150W @8 Ohms. For further information, see FAQ
Impedance 4 Ohms
Dimensions 14-1/2" X 48" X 1-1/4"
Shipping Weight 40 lbs./Pair
