McIntosh MB100 User Manual

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Radio followed by selecting FM. Refer to figures
66 and 67.
3. Referring to figure 68, select the second choice,
“89.3 WSKG-FM (classical)”. The sound from the
station will start and figure 69 will appear.
3. Click on the track listing of “1 Symphony No. 9
(Scherzo) 1:15” and click on “Play now”. Refer to
figures 63 and 64.
4. Return to the previous menu selection of “Play
now, Play next, Replace queue, Add to queue or
Add to playlist” by clicking on the Track (Name)
currently playing.
How to Stream Music
The MB100 Media Bridge provides access to virually
unlimited music by streaming music from the Internet.
To start streaming music from the Internet, perform
the following:
1. Click on the Streaming button and the Radio
sources menu will appear. Refer to figure 65.
In the following example TuneIn Radio will be select-
ed to stream music from local FM/AM radio stations.
2. Select and click on TuneIn Radio. Click on Local
On the left side is a column of buttons for select-
ing music sources (Streaming, Local Music, Favorites,
Playlists and Queue) along with Back and Next control
commands. Along the bottom are buttons for standard
control functions such as Previous, Play, Pause, Next,
Shuffle and Replay.
How to Playback Music
McIntosh Music was imported into the MB100, at the
factory, for your enjoyment. To start listening to the
music, perform the following:
1. Click on the Local Music button. Refer to
figure 62.
2. Click on “Albums”, then select “Beethoven”. Refer
to figure 63.
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Figure 62
Figure 63
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Figure 68
Figure 69

McIntosh MB100 Specifications

General

Brand	McIntosh
Model	MB100
Category	Network Hardware
Language	English