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McIntosh L3M console cabinet

Blakeb123

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I was hoping someone would be able to help identify if this is indeed an L3m cabinet. It had an mc2105 and mx112 in it and I didn’t even think that the cabinet could be one sold by McIntosh. Did these cabinets have any markings or branding anywhere to confirm what they were?

thanks,
Blake
 

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That’s crazy! Well unfortunately I bought it without the intention of keeping the cabinet(I already have one and my house is only so big). I apologize if this isn’t allowed but is there even a market for these amongst collectors?
 
I was hoping someone would be able to help identify if this is indeed an L3m cabinet. It had an mc2105 and mx112 in it and I didn’t even think that the cabinet could be one sold by McIntosh. Did these cabinets have any markings or branding anywhere to confirm what they were?

thanks,
Blake
yes that is the LM3 console made to match the
I was hoping someone would be able to help identify if this is indeed an L3m cabinet. It had an mc2105 and mx112 in it and I didn’t even think that the cabinet could be one sold by McIntosh. Did these cabinets have any markings or branding anywhere to confirm what they were?

thanks,
Blake

yes indeed that is the LM3 cabinet that was the Mediterranean version to match the ML-2M and ML-4M speakers. see attached. i have the whole thing including the two ML-2Ms with grills. i reformed the woofers, the mcintosh EQ is being serviced. i do not plan to keep it, and will eventually attempt to market for sale. i have no idea of value, but do believe rare. please let me know what you end up doing with yours.
 

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yes that is the LM3 console made to match the


yes indeed that is the LM3 cabinet that was the Mediterranean version to match the ML-2M and ML-4M speakers. see attached. i have the whole thing including the two ML-2Ms with grills. i reformed the woofers, the mcintosh EQ is being serviced. i do not plan to keep it, and will eventually attempt to market for sale. i have no idea of value, but do believe rare. please let me know what you end up doing with yours.


I had no where to put it and I needed a quick sale so I had posted it in my local vintage audio group and someone paid me $25 for it. There are 200ish people in the group and he was the only one interested. The style didn’t really stand the test of time sadly but I believe you are correct it’s very rare. Shame they didn’t brand it anywhere:/
 
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