Current McIntosh receiver
One component for a complete two-channel system
The MAC7200 combines a preamplifier, 200-watt-per-channel power amplifier, digital audio module, phono stages, headphone output, and AM/FM tuner in one chassis.
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Current McIntosh 2-channel receivers
McIntosh Stereo Receivers
Explore the current McIntosh stereo receiver lineup, centered on the MAC7200 2-Channel Receiver. It brings amplification, source control, phono, digital audio, television sound, headphone listening, and AM/FM radio together in one complete McIntosh component.
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Richmond, Virginia
System Design & Installation
One receiver, multiple system roles
What the current McIntosh stereo receiver brings together
The MAC7200 is designed for listeners who want a high-performance two-channel system with fewer separate components. Evaluate it around your speakers, room, analog and digital sources, radio reception, and plans for future expansion.
Vinyl and analog sources
Built for turntables and traditional hi-fi sources
Dedicated moving-magnet and moving-coil phono inputs, balanced and unbalanced analog connections, tone controls, and flexible outputs make the MAC7200 a strong center for an analog-focused system.
Digital, television, and radio
Modern source flexibility with a built-in tuner
The DA2 Digital Audio Module supports optical, coaxial, USB, MCT, and audio-only HDMI ARC connections, while the integrated AM/FM tuner preserves the defining feature of a true stereo receiver.
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Current McIntosh stereo receivers
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Current 2-channel stereo receiver
MAC7200 2-Channel Stereo Receiver
$9,500.00
Contact us to confirm current availability, speaker compatibility, source requirements, demonstration options, trade-in value, delivery, and installation planning.
Planning a complete MAC7200 system?
One chassis simplifies the system, but careful matching still matters.
Bring us your speakers, room dimensions, source list, turntable and cartridge details, television requirements, radio-listening needs, current equipment, and ownership priorities so the MAC7200 can be evaluated as part of the complete system.
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Choose the receiver around the speakers, sources, room, and installation
The MAC7200 combines several system roles in one chassis. The final result still depends on speaker demands, room scale, analog and digital sources, phono requirements, antenna reception, streaming strategy, placement, and plans for future system growth.
Match the MAC7200 to the speakers and room
Speaker impedance, sensitivity, room volume, listening distance, preferred playback level, and desired headroom should be evaluated before finalizing the system.
Inventory every source and connection
Turntables, cartridges, streamers, televisions, disc transports, computers, headphones, and external amplifiers can require different analog, digital, phono, and control connections.
Plan separately for network streaming
The MAC7200 includes extensive digital connectivity but not an internal network streamer. Add a compatible external streamer or computer when network-based music playback is required.
Account for placement, antennas, and delivery
Cabinet clearance, ventilation, component weight, cable routing, AM/FM antenna placement, and access for final setup should be included in the installation plan.
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Match the MAC7200 to the complete listening system.
Audio Exchange can help evaluate speaker compatibility, compare source and phono requirements, plan digital and television connections, address antenna and placement needs, and coordinate demonstration, trade-in, delivery, and installation.
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Call (804) 282-0438
Private demonstrations
Speaker & source matching
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Delivery & installation
Frequently asked questions
Buying the current McIntosh stereo receiver
What is McIntosh's current stereo receiver?
The MAC7200 is McIntosh's current 2-channel stereo receiver. It combines source control, two-channel amplification, phono capability, digital audio, headphone listening, and an AM/FM tuner in one chassis.
Is the MA7200 a stereo receiver?
No. The MA7200 is an integrated amplifier. The MAC7200 is the receiver model because it adds a built-in AM/FM tuner to the integrated preamplifier and power-amplifier architecture.
Does McIntosh make another current receiver?
McIntosh also lists the MHT300 Home Theater Receiver in its current receiver category. It is a multichannel home-theater product, so it belongs with home-theater electronics rather than this 2-channel stereo receiver collection.
Does the MAC7200 include a built-in music streamer?
No. The MAC7200 is Roon Tested for compatible USB playback, but it does not contain a network streamer, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, AirPlay, or Spotify Connect. Network playback requires a separate streamer or computer.
Which sources can connect to the MAC7200?
The MAC7200 supports balanced and unbalanced analog sources, moving-magnet and moving-coil turntables, coaxial and optical digital sources, USB audio, compatible McIntosh transports through MCT, and television audio through HDMI ARC.
Can Audio Exchange help with system matching and installation?
Yes. Contact Audio Exchange to discuss demonstration availability, speaker matching, turntable and digital-source compatibility, antenna planning, trade-ins, delivery, placement, and final system setup.
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