As with all things involved with audio it may be simple or could be something further down the chain. I had a few amps from the mid to late 90's, Mc 300 and Mc 500 in that era were warmer sounding than current crop. If your 7205 is bright something is off. I used the 4 ohm tap with best results with any speaker/ amp combo, try that if not already on 4 ohm tap. Another cause could be when you switched out could the speaker wires became loose or became inverted at the neg/pos terminals?
System very bright after adding Mcintosh amp
So, I recently added a Mcintosh MC7205 amp I purchased off of audiogon to my system. Im using a Marantz Sr8002 as the pre/pro and have b&w speakers (683 fronts, htm61 center, and 686 rears)
Anyway, I've noticed that recently the whole system is abrasively bright. It sounds like whatever I am playing is a poor-quality mp3 and hits those high-end pitches that almost seem to pierce your ears.
I've re-run audessy since adding the amp but didn't notice and improvement.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks!!
Anyway, I've noticed that recently the whole system is abrasively bright. It sounds like whatever I am playing is a poor-quality mp3 and hits those high-end pitches that almost seem to pierce your ears.
I've re-run audessy since adding the amp but didn't notice and improvement.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks!!
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