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Old 07-01-07, 06:08 PM   #1 (Link)
 
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Using REW to assess new equipment


I recently added a McIntosh MC-275 Mk IV to my system, replacing an MC-250 (temporarily, will be used for rear surround speakers once I upgrade my preamp). Used REW to compare before and after curves.

The MC-250 was gone over last year by Terry DeWick and is up to specs.

It is interesting to note in 1970 the MC-250 sold for $379 while the MC-275 was $444. The MC-2505 (blue meters) sold for $449. Now the MC-275 Mk V goes for $3,900.


Finally, Mr. Waddles critically listening to the new amp.

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Ron Carlton
Dallas, Texas

Downstairs: oiled Oak Klipschorns, LaScala (rears), oiled Walnut Heresy II (center), oiled Bubinga Heresy I (rears), SVS PB12-Plus/2 piano black, Outlaw 990, McIntosh MA6100, (2) MC250, MC2100, Oppo DV-981HD, Toshiba HD-A2, Cambridge Audio Azur 640C, Belkin Pure AV PF60, Behringer DSP1124P

Upstairs: McIntosh C2200, MC275 MKIV, oiled Walnut Cornwall I, Denon DVD-2200, Technics SL-1200 M3D, Audio Technica AT150MLX, Richard Gray Power Company 400 Pro

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