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These were removed from a remodel. I had the C 37 repaired and it was something on the power board , so it has been repaired and tested. Furthermore, I have hooked these up the tuner puts out sound and all the buttons work. I don’t have the remote for the c37. These are the rack mount versions. They were built into a wall. I do have the brackets. Any questions just ask.
Should you pay US$2,895 for it? That is ambitious, not fair: the used comps here cluster mostly around US$250–US$1,500, with stronger examples commonly landing around US$999–US$1,500 and even a slim-version example with new glass at US$1,890; US$2,895 sits well above that range.
What makes it worthwhile is that this is a respected McIntosh solid-state AM/FM tuner from the 1990–1995 era, and the MR7083 is loved for its build, classic presentation, and easy integration into a serious vintage stack. If the listing includes original box, manual, cabinet, or recent service, that helps—but at this price I’d want proof of excellent cosmetic condition and fully verified performance, because the premium is for a collector-grade example, not a normal working unit.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
McIntosh Laboratory, founded in 1949 in the United States by Frank H. McIntosh and Gordon Gow, embodies a storied heritage of American audio innovation. Originally based in Silver Spring, Maryland, before relocating to Binghamton, New York, where products are still handcrafted today, the brand emerged from a commitment to superior sound reproduction. From powering President Lyndon Johnson's inauguration to the Grateful Dead's Wall of Sound at Woodstock, McIntosh has shaped pivotal moments in music history and pop culture, earning its place as a cultural icon.
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Positioned firmly in the high-end market, McIntosh commands respect among discerning audiophiles for its uncompromising quality, luxurious build, and timeless design. Far from mid-tier or niche boutique, it stands as a premium benchmark, favored by legendary musicians and producers across decades, blending vintage allure with modern performance for those who demand the ultimate in sonic fidelity.
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