What are the data ports on the McIntosh ma6300?

Additional power controls allow the MA6300 to use 1/8″ jacks for activating other components, and likewise a “Sum Data Port” sends data signals to another McIntosh source component, thereby allowing the Remote Control supplied with the MA6300 to control it. Additional data ports allow the remote control to operate other McIntosh components.

What kind of audio cable does McIntosh use?

Gold plated, solid brass connectors ensure secure signal transmission and the best audio performance. These cables will perfectly complete McIntosh home audio or home theater systems and are designed to optimize the product performance. Contact your local dealer to learn more.

How much does a McIntosh integrated amplifier cost?

According to Sally Goff of McIntosh: “The MA6300 is an entry-level product and the most affordable integrated from McIntosh in over 10 years. The current flagship of the McIntosh integrated amplifier line is the MA7000, rated at 250Wpc, weighing in at 97.5lbs and costs $8,000,”

What happens when the McIntosh ma6300 overheats?

LED power guard indicators for both left and right channels will illuminate if the audio signal peaks, or if the MA6300 overheats (it will temporarily shut down and return to normal operating temperature). McIntosh refers to this as “ThermalTrak™”. The transistors will monitor bias, make adjustments if necessary, and run cool.

What makes the McIntosh ma6300 integrated stereo amplifier affordable?

What makes it affordable is all solid state construction which uses machine-stuffed circuit boards, and modest power output. The MA6300 puts out 100 watts into 8 ohm and 160 watts into 4 ohm loads, all at 0.005% THD between 20 Hz and 20 kHz ± 0.5 dB.