McIntosh MX110 Z Series ( Late ) 1963-1969 Preamplifier - Tuner * Fully Serviced * OEM Wood Case

The McIntosh MX110 is a 1960s tube stereo preamplifier/tuner known for its classic gold and black anodized front panel, distinctive blue backlighting, and warm, detailed sound signature. Key specifications include a frequency response of 20Hz-20kHz, 0.2% total harmonic distortion, and inputs for two turntables and several auxiliary devices. It also features an FM stereo tuner with an indicator, independent bass and treble controls, and a loudness compensation circuit. 

Specifications 
Year: 1962-1969
Finish: Black and gold anodized front panel
Dimensions: 16" W x 5-7/16" H x 13" D
Weight: 27.5 lbs
Sound: Known for a rich, warm, and detailed tube sound
Preamplifier Features 
Inputs: Two phono inputs for turntables, plus auxiliary and tape inputs
Tone Controls: Individual bass and treble controls for each channel
Loudness Control: Adjusts overall volume to provide a fuller sound at lower listening levels
Input Selector: Allows choice of six different program sources
Mode Selector: For stereo, mono, and channel balance adjustments
Tuner Features 
FM Stereo/Multiplex: A sensitive FM stereo tuner with an indicator for stereo signals
Tuning Scale: Analog tuning
Tuning Indicator: Uses an electron ray tube for accurate tuning

Key Features & Notes
Tube Design:
Utilizes tube technology for its audio amplification, contributing to its distinctive sound. 
Classic Aesthetics:
Features a glass front panel with iconic blue backlighting and the classic gold-and-black finish. 
Comprehensive Features:
Combines the essential features of a high-quality preamplifier with a versatile FM stereo tuner in a single unit