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McIntosh MA 7000 Detail PHOTO'S

Anyone know yet the advantages of the MA7000 over the MA6900 other than 50 more watts and handles?

Whole new design & totally different circuit board(s). An A/B resulted in better dynanics, more punch, more detailed and plays louder cleaner than the 6900. The key difference lies in the totally new innards.
 
If that was mine I would remove the gold handles, re-install when ready to sell.
Vahe

The handles look odd to me. As a stand-alone unit, the appearance could be acceptable. But in combination with other modern McIntosh pieces, especially when stacked in an vertical array, the handles look 'over-bearing' and out of balance for the size of the unit and out of place and do not provide a continuous and integrated appearance, etc.

Realize that others may view the handles differently.
 
The handles look odd to me. As a stand-alone unit, the appearance could be acceptable. But in combination with other modern McIntosh pieces, especially when stacked in an vertical array, the handles look 'over-bearing' for the size of the unit and out of place and do not provide a continuous and integrated appearance, etc.

Realize that others may view the handles differently.

To me the gold finish is the most unacceptable part, although as you say others may in fact prefer the unit just for the golden look of these handles, I can see where some high dollar basketball player just love the look, it would perfectly match the custom gold trim of their Mercedes AMG cars.

Vahe
 
To me the gold finish is the most unacceptable part, although as you say others may in fact prefer the unit just for the golden look of these handles, I can see where some high dollar basketball player just love the look, it would perfectly match the custom gold trim of their Mercedes AMG cars.

Vahe

where do you see gold?

the handles are silver/metal color, just like on most other Mcintosh pieces. the 'gold' you see is just a reflection from a nearby light or warmer colors done by the photocamera.


Keep them spinning,
Bert.
 
where do you see gold?

the handles are silver/metal color, just like on most other Mcintosh pieces. the 'gold' you see is just a reflection from a nearby light or warmer colors done by the photocamera.


Keep them spinning,
Bert.

Ditto. I don't see any gold. I don't think McIntosh would "pimp up" their regular components. I've seen some special editions in gold, but never in the "standard" issues.

Alberto
 
Ditto. I don't see any gold. I don't think McIntosh would "pimp up" their regular components.
Alberto

Well, I went back for another look at these photos and I still see gold, is it possible that the color balance in these photos is shifted to gold due to incandescent lighting?

Vahe
 
Since I cannot find my close up photos & besides my friend may not appreciate his gear on this posting w/o his knowledge -- go to the McIntosh website. They are silver. EOS (end of subject).
 
So cool to have your car in the house. I wanted to do the same with my Porsche when I first got it.

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I have all my really nice cars parked inside. A couple Ferrari's, a Porsche, an NSX, and a GTR. They even look better than the Ford GT in his picture ;)
 


How about bring it with you to NOVA/DC (north virginia/d.c.) so we can demo it here. Plan on a few days, and we can take a ride on the D.C. Metro and tour around the capitol. :thmbsp:

-Gregory[/QUOTE]

Hi Gregory...

Did you see the get together we are having for AK members here in April? Would love to have yo join us.. Don't remember see you post to any of the threads about it... but then that could be my CRS kicking in..
 
Wow! What a beauty! :banana: This is the first time I've seen this model. I bet it's going to sound awesome driving those B&W's. I don't know how they continue to do it, but the Mc gear is getting prettier and prettier all the time. Enjoy! :thmbsp: :D
 
Don't forget the MA7000 has LED lighting. That is a nice feature. :yes:

You're like me in this regard -- I keep forgetting about the lighting -- in a few years won't matter as everything will be --

Fiber Optic Illumination

which is in this amp, the MA7000 and MA2275, MC2301's, MC402's etc.:thmbsp:
 
Hi Gregory...

Did you see the get together we are having for AK members here in April? Would love to have yo join us.. Don't remember see you post to any of the threads about it... but then that could be my CRS kicking in..

Yep.. saw it a few days ago and it looks like a great opportunity to get into the scene. Have been rather busy lately, and also concerned about over-posting here in the Mc forum. Would very much like to attend. :)

-Gregory
 
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