Hello all,

I'm selling a Mcintosh solid state MC2100 amp, nice condition, checked out by Terry DeWick in late 2007, works fine 105 WPC.   No original box or owner's manual but I do have an original service manual that I will sell for an additional $15 (I bought it on Ebay thinking it was an owner's manual).   $600

Also selling a McIntosh C32 preamp, with original double box, owner's manual, and original unused panlocs.  Great condition, in fact superb condition.  I bought it from the original owner.   This unit doesn't have a wooden case.  $875

Also selling a McIntosh C35 preamp, without original box, but with owner's manual, remote control, no wooden case.  I bought this because the C32 doesn't have a remote control and I'm a lazy guy.   Great condition, everything works.   $1,000

Also selling a McIntosh MR80 tuner, without original box, internet owner's manual, inside good condition wooden case.  Works great.

 WHY AM I SELLING?

 I'm buying some new electronics that are kind of expensive and need to sell this wonderful vintage stuff to clear some room.   I found a MC2102 and a C2200 locally that I'm buying.   For this reason I'm also selling my wonderful set of rosewood Klipschorns with a matching Belle Klipsch.  That is a pretty rare combination so I'm not sure what they'll bring.  Waiting on some offers and interest.   I have another set of Klipschorns so please.......no pity.

 Anyway, feel free to send me an email if you're interested in any or all of it.  It would be a great system to have.  Yes, if someone wants it all I'll make them a package deal.

 Thanks for looking.

Bill

 

good move on your MC2102 and a C2200 purchase prices on these are dropping. folks who had the c-2200 are considering buying the c-500. also many folks who have the MDA-1000 are not using their c-2200's. Mcintosh dealers have a lot of used MC-2102's on their shelve's due to trade in's last fall that gave generous credit on used Mcintosh amps during a nation wide sale. Of course, new is good too.

Hello Speakerfritz,

 Nice to hear from you.  I'm not familiar with some of the equipment you referred to.  This is my first foray into tube equipment.  If it is as good as they say I expect that my kids will be selling this at an estate sale in a few dozen years.   Come to think of it, I'll need to leave some instructions so they don't just give it all away!

 You have some nice gear yourself.   I've learned a lot from the forum and it's members.   Met a lot of nice people too.  Don't get up your way too often but you never know.  I'd sure like to check those 60th anniversary models out.

 Best wishes,

Bill in Dallas