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McIntosh Puts Together ‘Classic System’ for 60th Anniversary
Limited edition system features updated models of early 1960s components.
McIntosh’s MC75 monoblock tubed amplifier (left) and C22 preamplifier
03.31.2009 — McIntosh Laboratory, a company with more history than most, is harking to its past to help celebrate its 60th anniversary.
McIntosh has put together a limited edition "Classic System" that features amplification and preamplification that dates back to the early 1960s.
No, it's not the originals. The system includes updated gear that's modeled after the classic pieces.
The Classic System includes a pair of MC75 monoblock tube amplifiers, modeled after the 1961 originals, and the C22 preamplifier, whose original came out in 1962.
The Kennedy-era pieces come packaged with a special numbered version of McIntosh's tabletop book for the love of music, autographed by author Ken Kessler, McIntosh co-founder and audio engineer Sidney Corderman and company president Charlie Randall.
McIntosh enthusiasts must act quickly on this throwback system — only 120 will be available in North America.
MSRP: $15,000.
McIntosh has put together a limited edition "Classic System" that features amplification and preamplification that dates back to the early 1960s.
No, it's not the originals. The system includes updated gear that's modeled after the classic pieces.
The Classic System includes a pair of MC75 monoblock tube amplifiers, modeled after the 1961 originals, and the C22 preamplifier, whose original came out in 1962.
The Kennedy-era pieces come packaged with a special numbered version of McIntosh's tabletop book for the love of music, autographed by author Ken Kessler, McIntosh co-founder and audio engineer Sidney Corderman and company president Charlie Randall.
McIntosh enthusiasts must act quickly on this throwback system — only 120 will be available in North America.
MSRP: $15,000.
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