I used to own a MC2125 30 yrs ago, and the one thing that used to drive me nuts was the meters constantly dropping off sporadically. My dealer gave me a tip, but it didn't solve the problem permanently. If you take off the top, you'll notice there are vertical circuit boards right behind each meter. These boards are a plug-in type, and if you pull them out and re-insert them, this would cure the problem. I even tried a contact spray on the gold terminals, but occasionally the problem would occur. It seemed it was always the left channel, even tho the sound still worked on the left side. I finally sold the amp just because it frustrated me. And yes, I did make the new owner aware of the problem. You might give it a try. Or call, or email McIntosh and ask their opinion. And good luck!
Broken Mcintosh Meters
I just picked up a Mcintosh MC2125 and discovered the meters don't respond when music is playing (back lights are fine).
I've been scouring the Internet for a description on how to repair, but have yet to find anything to help.
Can anyone provide some instruction as to what needs to be replaced in order to fix the unresponsive meters? I'm living on student loans, so sending it to Audio Classics or anyone else isnt a possibility..
I've been scouring the Internet for a description on how to repair, but have yet to find anything to help.
Can anyone provide some instruction as to what needs to be replaced in order to fix the unresponsive meters? I'm living on student loans, so sending it to Audio Classics or anyone else isnt a possibility..
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