On Jul 22, 6:40 pm, "Richard Harison" <no...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote: I had
a 240 in my home stereo driven by an MX-110 tuner/preamp.
> Though I love the convenience of solid state--no output transformers
> anymore--all direct coupled-- let's face it--the romance is gone. You
can't
> brag that your system has less than .1 percent harmonic or
intermodulation
> distortion anymore! You can't see the push/pull output tubes emitting
blue
> light when you cranked the volume. The SAE preamp I run now is about
.01%
> total distortion. Nice but -- maybe I am just trying to recapture my
youth!
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Richard: I had the MX112, a MC2105 and a 2205. Those were the days.
Roger Russell, a former McIntosh engineer, has a great site about the
old Mac stuff and vintage stereo you might like. You must have liked
the slide potentiometers and equalizers if you liked SAE. I can
understand that given your exposure to mixers and the other pro
equipment.
Here is Roger Russells home page:
http://www.roger-russell.com/
