Since two weeks the MCD-Player Version is released. It is a view-only player that allows user to load and play simulation for model created in ‘NX Mechatronics Concept Designer‘. In addition to playing the simulation the signal mapping capability is available to create and edit signal mapping to external Programmable Logic Controller as. Classic McIntosh Design: The MCD350 CD/SACD player incorporates classic McIntosh design cues, including a black glass front-panel with an illuminated logo and aluminum end caps. Linear Power Supply: The linear power supply has both a special R-Core power transformer and multiple regulators to ensure stable noise free operation even though the.
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REVIEW: McIntosh MCD 205 CD Player/Recorder
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Model: | MCD 205 |
Category: | CD Player/Recorder |
Suggested Retail Price: | $2500 |
Description: | Multi disk CD player |
Manufacturer URL: | McIntosh |
Model Picture: | View |
Review by shoe on February 24, 2007 at 02:01:59 IP Address: 69.110.71.108 | Add Your Review for the MCD 205 |
This is a very enjoyable player. It has a wonderfull tone and spaciousness that I have not had here before. Better in this area than any player I have had. The midrange opens up and creates an airy illusion that at times seems almost magically delicious. ( An Irish term )
I had the Rega Saturn here for three months before I got the McIntosh. The Saturn is a fantastic player. It has PRAT in spades, let's you hear into every note, has powerful extended bass, is clear and open ( out of this world). The Saturn did all this without edgyness or grittyness.
So why do I like the McIntosh? Maybe it's just musically satisfying. It's not as detailed or as punchy but seems a bit more laid back but not to the point of being booring.. Detail is there, but within the music and not so pronounced.
I do find the McIntosh more easy to listen to, more musical in the sence of having the music be a whole instead of broken into it's separate parts. I am not gritting my ears and analyzing the sound so much. I can relax and enjoy.
Not to mention that it can hold up to six disks and yes I can read the front panel buttons and display without my glasses.
Mcd Player
Product Weakness: | You may want more zip and slam. Sometimes takes awhile to read disks. |
Product Strengths: | Open soundstage and refined tone. Build quality is impressive. |
Mcintosh Mcd Player
Associated Equipment for this Review: | |
Amplifier: | Bel Canto EvO 2i Gen. 2 |
Preamplifier (or None if Integrated): | n/a |
Sources (CDP/Turntable): | MCD 205 Arcam FMJ 23 |
Speakers: | Meadowlark Heron |
Cables/Interconnects: | Straitwire interconnects &Transparent audio |
Music Used (Genre/Selections): | Jazz, Rock & Varried |
Room Size (LxWxH): | 25 x 17 x |
Room Comments/Treatments: | lots of furniture, rugs, |
Time Period/Length of Audition: | 2 weeks |
Type of Audition/Review: | Product Owner |
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