Hmmm.. Mac has spoiled me.

[SiliconTi]

My primary receiver is a Mac 4100. I have about 8-10 other receivers I was rotating though, but I have stopped doing it - the 4100 drives all my speakers so well, and sounds so good, nothing else compares.

I just can't believe how much I like the 4100.

 

[Mike Gibson]

There is no turning back now. Another victim of the Mac bug. Relax and enjoy the ride.

 

[4-2-7]

sounds so good, nothing else compares.

I just can't believe how much I like the 4100.

There is no turning back now. Another victim of the Mac bug. Relax and enjoy the ride.

The OP and Mike said it well enough

Been thinking of getting a Mac Receiver myself.

 

[motorstereo]

Glad to hear you're happy with your 4100 and it's just what I needed to hear I've been watching 4100's as of late and contemplating one as my next Mcpurchase. I really like my 1700 and wondering how much better can that 4100 be? I guess I'll have to find out at some point.

 

[damacman]

Well, the 4100 is two generations newer and has a TON of features the 1700 lacks. I enjoyed a few 1700s and even a few 1900s over the years.

IMHO the1500 is still the most elegant receiver these eyes have ever seen.

 

[SiliconTi]

Been thinking of getting a Mac Receiver myself.

Just do it. There is no turning back for me. I'm actually going to sell off all the others.

 

[miner]

My MAC6700

see below

 

[chef free]

I love my MAC4100, loads of features for sure but it's got a serious 100 watt amp as it's heart, I run three pairs of 4 ohm speakers LOUD and there's no problem!

 

[motorstereo]

I've also managed to bring home a 4100 this week and just like you SiliconTi I'm really liking what I'm hearing. Mac really got things right with the 4100 didn't they.
I've got mine hooked up to a pair of recapped ML1C's and it's some of the best sound I've heard to date in this particular room.

 

[damacman]

Nice!