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General| Frequency Response | 20 Hz to 20 kHz |
|---|---|
| Input Impedance | 47 kΩ |
| Input Sensitivity (Phono) | 2.5 mV |
| Input Sensitivity (High Level) | 0.25V |
| Signal to Noise Ratio (High Level) | 90 dB |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.5% |
| Output Impedance | 8 ohms |
| Type | Solid State |
Marking, drilling, and cutting cabinet panel for unit installation.
Securing mounting strips and PANLOC brackets to the cabinet.
Sliding the MA 6100 into the cabinet and locking it in place.
Connecting turntables and ensuring proper grounding.
Connecting AM/FM tuners and tape decks for playback.
Connecting tape recorders for both recording and playback functions.
Information on the function and use of AC power outlets.
Instructions for connecting main and remote speaker systems.
Connecting McIntosh speakers with an Environmental Equalizer.
Using concentric controls to adjust bass and treble for each channel.
Adjusting channel balance and selecting compensation settings.
Operating volume, loudness compensation, and mode selector functions.
Details on using the input selector for various sources like AUX, Tuner, Phono, Tape.
Using tape monitor switches and tape copy functions for recorders.
Utilizing LF (rumble) and HF (scratch) filters.
Managing speaker outputs and connecting headphones.
Steps to adjust phase alignment and loudness balance.
Instructions for listening to stereo and monophonic records.
Connecting and listening to tuner broadcasts and tape recorder playback.
McIntosh's performance guarantee and associated terms.
Specifications for power output, impedance, and bandwidth.
Details on harmonic/intermodulation distortion and noise/hum levels.
Specifications for output voltage, damping factor, and input sensitivity/impedance.
Technical details for filters, bass/treble controls, and compensation switch.
Semiconductor, power, size, weight, and finish details.
Overview of selectors, tape functions, speaker switches, and headphone jack.
Graphs showing power bandwidth and distortion versus power output.
Graphs illustrating active filter and equalization response curves.
Detailed explanation of the phono and control preamplifier sections.
Description of HF/LF filters and the power amplifier circuitry.
Explanation of protection circuits and Sentry Monitoring for output transistors.
Details on the regulated power supply units and their function.
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