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General| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.005% |
|---|---|
| Input Sensitivity | 1.0V |
| Input Impedance | 20k ohms |
| Power Guard | Yes |
| Power Output per Channel | 100 Watts |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz to 20kHz (+0 -0.25dB) |
Describes how and where to install the amplifier for proper ventilation and component longevity.
Explains the use of the PANLOC system for mounting the amplifier into cabinets.
Steps for unpacking the amplifier and its accessories after shipping.
Procedure for installing the amplifier into a McIntosh branded cabinet using the provided system.
Detailed steps for custom installation, including marking, drilling, cutting, and mounting.
Guidance on using shielded cables for signal connections to minimize interference.
Instructions for connecting inputs in stereo mode using RCA type connectors.
How to connect inputs for bridged mono operation using the rear panel MODE switch.
Explanation of input level controls and recommended sensitivity settings for optimal performance.
Advice on selecting high quality speaker cables for optimal stereo system performance.
Instructions for connecting speakers in stereo mode, ensuring proper phase.
How to connect speakers for bridged mono operation, recommending 8 ohm loads.
Guide to connecting the amplifier to AC power, including polarized plugs and outlet requirements.
Details the 5 ampere fuse protecting the MC7100 circuits, excluding the auxiliary AC outlet.
Describes the front panel features, including indicators and nomenclature illumination.
Details stereo and monophonic power output ratings into various load impedances.
Specifies harmonic distortion, frequency response, and headroom specifications.
Covers input sensitivity, signal-to-noise ratio, and intermodulation distortion.
Lists damping factor, input impedance, Power Guard performance, and power requirements.
Information on the amplifier's size, weight, and physical finish.
Explains the design principles behind the MC7100's outstanding performance and linearity.
Details McIntosh's approach to protection circuits and their necessity for amplifier and speaker safety.
Explains the Sentry Monitor circuit's function in protecting the amplifier from overcurrent.
Describes the thermal management system, including heat sinks and thermal cutout switches.
Explains the DC voltage protection circuit that prevents speaker damage.
Details the patented Power Guard circuit for preventing clipping distortion and protecting speakers.
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