McIntosh MCD 751 Brochure
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See SYSTEMS ENGINEERING in main brochure for more on McIntosh system architectures. MCD751 CD Transport Featured Technologies PRECISION TRANSPORT MECHANISM. The Vibration-Free Rigid Disc Clamping System uses a CD-size, die-cast aluminum overhead turntable with a precision helicoid clamp that provides superior rotational stability. The motor bridge and clamping system are made of high-density material containing polyester fibers and ceramic powders to suppress spurious vibrations. DIGITAL SERVO CONTROL MOTORS.The Brushless Hall Effect drive spindle motor for disc rotation and the linear laser assembly motor ensure the integrity of the digital data. DUAL OUTPUTS.The two digital outputs (coaxial and optical) provide connection flexibility and also can be used to feed two D/A converters simultaneously. DATA IN/OUT.These allow the MCD751 to operate the MDA700 D/A Converter via remote and to connect to other McIntosh system components. REMOTE POWER CONTROL.This enables the MCD751 to turn on/off with other McIntosh system components. REGULATED POWER SUPPLY. A fully regulated power supply with a special power transformer ensures stable, noise-free operation even when the power line varies. A s distinctions among CD players grow ever finer, those seeking the ultimate in sonic purity find salvation through separation – one box for the transport, one box for the converter. The MCD751s advanced optomechanical design makes it the last CD transport you may ever need. It connects directly to the McIntosh MDA700 D/A Converter or to any DAC-equipped component with a digital input. Remote control not pictured
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About the MCD751 Companion Products The McIntosh products shown at right are logical companions for the MCD751. Separate literature is available. Check with your McIntosh dealer for any late additions. McIntosh speaker systems are also covered in detail in separate literature. MDA700 D/A Converter. The MDA700 features a breakthrough balanced/parallel design that uses eight of Burr-Browns best D/A chips for music reproduction of unparalleled clarity. With four digital inputs and automatic selection of the correct sampling frequency, the MDA700 will ensure uniformly excellent sound with the MCD751 and other digital sources. MX132 A/V Control Center + Processor. The MX132 includes digital inputs and uses a highly refined 24-bit D/A converter, requiring only the MCD751 transport for superb CD performance. MSD4 Surround Decoder. The MSD4 contains the same highly refined DAC as the MX132. MCD751 Companions MX132 A/V CONTROL CENTER + PROCESSOR MSD4 SURROUND DECODERMDA700 D/A CONVERTER As seen on the inside surface of this demonstration piece, the screening processfor a McIntosh glass panel entails as many as 12 individual layers. The glass panels are cut using a computer-controlled high-pressure water jet. M ost consumer electronics products are necessarily viewed as short-term investments because either they dont last or they quickly become obsolete in some way. Coincidentally, manufacturers supply a steady stream of new-and-improved products that you can buy. Again. Behind every McIntosh is a fifty-year heritage of excellence, proudly carried forward by every employee. No productionlines, no price-point engineering, no planned obsolescence. McIntosh equipment is made to sound better and last longer. When McIntosh products are presented to customers, the criteria they have been conditioned to overlook – reliability, longevity, craftsmanship, ease-of-use, adaptability, pride of ownership – suddenly leap to the top of their list. The choice becomes clear: There is nothing like a McIntosh.