
Two-sided A4 leaflet from Electori, a Japanese hi-end distributor, April 1994: a pair of US-built McIntosh boxes - the C710 Audio Control Center preamplifier with a balanced output and two phono inputs (MM/MC), and the MC7100 stereo power amplifier with McIntosh’s Power Guard circuit (100 W + 100 W into 8 and 4 Ω, up to 250 W + 250 W in mono mode) and automatic distortion clamping above 0.2 % THD. The cover tagline is “香り立つ音楽、グラスイルミネーションパネルの魅惑” - “fragrant music, the allure of the Glass Illumination panel” (McIntosh’s signature green-lit front panel, in production since the 1960s). McIntosh is an American hi-end maker from Binghamton, NY, founded in 1949 by Frank McIntosh; Electori (株式会社エレクトリ) has imported the brand into Japan since the 1970s alongside Pass Labs, ATC, EMT, Linn and KEF.
- パワーガード - Power Guard - automatic distortion clamping above 0.2% THD, prevents output clipping
- グラスイルミネーションパネル - Glass Illumination Panel - McIntosh's signature green-lit front panel
- サーマルプロテクション - thermal protection circuit that automatically engages on output transistor overheating
- バランス入出力 - balanced input and output (XLR)
- デュアルフォノ入力 (MM/MC) - two phono inputs - MM and MC with separate settings
| Model | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| McIntosh C710 | preamplifier | |
| McIntosh MC7100 | power amplifier |

