Wish I hadn't sold it.
Seller's remorse... see that a lot with Mac equipment.

I used to have C22, but unlike those who showed blind love for it, I didn't like its sound that much. I ended up keeping C20, its early model.I only had the early version and loved it. Wish I hadn't sold it. Compared to The C11, C22 and MX110Z that I've either owned or still own, it was probably my favorite. If you want a very lush, stereotypical tube sounding pre, this would be it, IMO.
Yeah, early, mid, and later models. It depends on your personal taste. I love the early model because of its cosmetic beauty, compared with later models.Hey all,
I'm a noob on this forum and I would like to ask you, which Version of the C20 is most appealing to you?
As far as I understand it, there are three versions... (?)
Thanks & best wishes,
Michael
I used to have C22, but unlike those who showed blind love for it, I didn't like its sound that much. I ended up keeping C20, its early model.
Yep, C20 early model is the choice over its mid or later models if you like its cosmetic vintage like me. By the way, my 110Z in the care of Audio Classics at the moment for a rebuild.I'm not crazy about it(or the C11) either. I use the C11 now as an additional phono and AUX, augmenting my MX110. I'd trade the C11 for a C20(preferably early) any day of the week.
Yep, C20 mid and late models look beautiful.Isn't it only the mid and late versions with the red lines for the upper controls? Did the early version have a plastic front panel as noted here: http://www.mcintoshcompendium.com/Compendium Docs/Pre-Amplifiers/PDFs/C20 Differences.pdf
I think the design of the mid and late versions was simply exceptional, especially when considering the time period.
Thanks!Yep, C20 mid and late models look beautiful.
C20 early model has also red lines when powered up.
Untitled by analog addict, on FlickrHey all,
I'm a noob on this forum and I would like to ask you, which Version of the C20 is most appealing to you?
As far as I understand it, there are three versions... (?)
Thanks & best wishes,
Michael