Mcintosh mx119 will not save inputs - Mcintosh Audio Players & Recorders

Contact McIntosh.

Back of the 6700 - remove the links between Output 1 and Pwr Amp.

Use some phono/RCA cables. Connect from Output 1 to the equalizer's Input. Then connect from the equalizers Output to the 6700's Pwr Amp sockets.

On the back of the 6700 - remove the links between Output 1 and Pwr Amp.

Use some phono/RCA cables. Connect from Output 1 to the equalizer's Input. Then connect from the equalizers Output to the 6700's Pwr Amp sockets.

McIntosh parts are both expensive and difficult to find. The parts usually have to be obtained from McIntosh itself (which is overseas), and they are quite expensive.

prob just a burnt fuse, could be in protect mode.......... need more info, it's not just you but alot of ppl are not giving enough info to determine the problem since it could be a number of things

First off before you do it is a specific bulb custom sized. I cannot stress enough how important it is to use the correct bulbs for this application. If you go the cheapy way it will COST in the end. There is a reason for it. I recently had one someone brought in that used the incorrect bulbs and burned the blue to a horrible brown and blue away from the face as well as melted the face a little. Spend the extra and get the bulbs from McIntosh It was a three hundred dollar repair job. You will save by getting the correct bulbs and doing it yourself. I hope this helps pointing the way to save lots of later frustration.

Try asking the McIntosh Technical Support.

http://www.mcintoshlabs.com/owners/default.asp

Sheilah

Most likely, one channel is blown plus power supply capacitors have to be replaced, switches and controls cleaning, all lamps replaced. That would be an average repair on that model.

These units are capacitor coupled between stages. It sound to me like one or more of those caps are defective. There is an extra stage of amplification for the Phono inputs. Check the phono pre-amp section for defective caps. Dan

Yes, you can connect the MX119 'Multi-Amp' output connection to the MC7205 using a 'Parallel' 25-pin cable. It will send Front_L/R/Center/Surround_L/R signals (5 total) to the MC7205, then use a separate pair of RCAs cable to connect the 2 back-surround signals to another 2-channel amp and you are all set.