Model: McIntosh Mx132 A/Vorverstärker V-Control Center Surround-Vorverstärker

Manufacturer: McIntosh Laboratory, Inc.

220 Volt

incl. Originalkarton, Owners-Manuel, Fernbedienung, externer Umspanner

Funktion: einwandfrei

Optik: neuwertig

Zubehör komplett

incl. Originalkarton mit OVP, Owners-Manuel

Optik neuwertig Zubehör komplett

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Merkmale & Beschreibung von Mcintosh MX132 A/Vorverstärker N-Control Center
Eigenschaften:

-24 Bit DSP Verarbeitung und Umwandlung
 Drei 24 Bit-Signal-Prozessoren decodieren Dolbypro-Logik, Dolbydigital und DTS Signale. Sechs 24 2digitale-analog Konverter des Bits ändern die digitalen Audiokanäle zur Entsprechung. Zwei 24 Bitanalog-digitalkonverter ändern alles Analogeingabestereosignal zu digitalem.
- Digital-Audioeingangsschaltung
- Auf Schirmanzeigen
-11 Audio-/videoeingänge
- Schaltung des automatischen Modus
- Neuzuweisbare Eingangsvorwähler
- Externe IR-Sensoren
- LED-Kanalzustandanzeigen
- Reine Stereoausgänge
- Präzisions-aufspürenlautstärkeregler
- Digitalsteuerungs-Tonkontrollen
- Videoschaltung der Zusammensetzung-/S
- Kanaleingänge des External-sechs
- Zonen-Expansion
- Selbstgedächtnis der Modus-Einstellungen
- THX Signalaufbereitung
- Späte Nachtdynamische Audiokompression
- Automatische Erfassungsebenesteuerung
- Spezieller FM Rf-Verstärker
- Doppelzone
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Now you can take advantage of traditional McIntosh standars of excellence in the MX132 A/V Tuner Control Center as the heart of your home theater system. The MX132 provides superior six channel reproduction, THX, Dolby Digital and DTS decoding combined with complete audio and video switching. The McIntosh MX132 set a new standard for accuracy in a home theater system when introduced.

Featured Technologies
24-BIT SIGNAL PROCESSING (MX132). The MX132 features one of the most powerful DSP engines available. Three Motorola 24-bit digital signal processors decode Dolby
Digital®, Pro Logic, and DTS® soundtracks. One divides a digital bit stream into the Dolby Digital and Pro Logic channels. Another is dedicated to decoding DTS. The third
handles bass-channel management as well as ancillary functions. Except in pure Stereo mode, all analog inputs are processed by a 24-bit stereo A/D converter. Three additional
24-bit D/A converters handle the DSP output.
HOME THX® CINEMA (MX132). Speaker Position Time Synchronization and Dynamic Decorrelation – two THX enhancements for Dolby Digital – optimize sound in rooms lacking
proper speaker locations.
TRIM SELECT (MX132). Settings for subwoofer, surround speakers, center speaker, treble, bass, loudness, and Display can be adjusted using the TRIM LEVEL knob or via remote.
The settings are shown on the MX132’s large display. For each operating mode only the appropriate trim options can be accessed.
ON-SCREEN SETUP (MX132). All speaker size selection, room calibration, and custom sound enhancement features can be set from the listening position via remote control.
CONTROL DATA OUTPUTS (MX132). To facilitate system integration, the MX132 outputs control data for source components. This allows remote operation of non-McIntosh components either by direct connection to compatible data inputs or via a McIntosh Remote Translator.
REMOTE POWER CONTROL (MX132 + MC7205). The MC7205 receives power on/off data via its cable link to the MX132. In addition, power control jacks provide the same capability when the units are used independently. A special multipin jack on the MX132 connects to the PC3 AC Power Controller (see “Companions” section).
SUPER-TRACKING VOLUME CONTROL (MX132). Level differences among channels in a stereo or surround system compromise sound imaging. The MX132 uses an electronic
volume control with tracking accuracy better than 0.5dB for all six channels.
ACTIVE VARIABLE LOUDNESS COMPENSATION (MX132). Typical loudness circuits apply a fixed amount of compensation for listening at low volume. The MX132 includes a separate loudness circuit that applies compensation proportionately. When off, the loudness circuit elements are completely removed from the signal path.
MATCHED AND BUFFERED VIDEO SWITCHING (MX132). High-resolution video sources such as DVDs demand high-quality video switching. Each MX132 video input is terminated
with 75 ohms to maintain a proper impedance match. Video buffer amps feed the two monitor video outputs, ensuring no loss in picture quality. Built-in digital comb filters convert Composite Video to S-Video, allowing use of S-video outputs for all video sources.
AUTOMATIC INPUT LEVEL CONTROL (MX132). The analog input to the DSP features a circuit similar to the Power Guard® used in McIntosh amplifiers. AILC continuously monitors
input voltage and if overdrive occurs reduces the input level, preventing distortion.
BALANCED CONNECTIONS (MX132 Zone B). A balanced connection provides 40dB more noise protection than an unbalanced connection. The balanced output of the MX132’s Zone B allows distant placement of a Zone B amp without compromising sound.

The McIntosh products shown at right are logical companions for the MX132/MC7205. Separate literature is available. Check with your McIntosh dealer for any late additions. McIntosh speaker systems are also covered in detail in separate literature.
RCT3 Remote Translator. The Translator allows non-McIntosh components to be operated with a McIntosh IR remote or keypad controller. It connects to the data outputs on the MX132.
RFD2 AC-3 RF Demodulator. The RFD2 is required when connecting a laser disc player with a Dolby Digital RF output to the MX132.
PC3 AC Power Controller. The PC3 provides a total of 14 AC outlets (11 switched, 3 unswitched) for automatic AC control of zone amps, audio sources, and video components. It connects to a multipin jack on the MX132 or the CR12.
PC4 AC Power Controller. The PC4 provides five AC outlets (four switched) for turning non-McIntosh components on and off automatically when it is connected to the power control output of a Control Center or Integrated Amplifier.
HC1 Home Controller. The HC1 connects to the MX132’s HOME data port and allows remote operation of other home devices such as lights and movie screens.
MC162 Power Amplifier. The MC162 is a good choice as a Zone B amplifier because it can form a balanced connection with the MX132, permitting a long cable run without degrading the sound.
In bridged mode an MC162 will deliver 500 watts to the HT2 subwoofer (see below), resulting in deep, well-controlled bass that will satisfy even large home theaters.
WK3 and WK4 Keypad Controllers. These can be used to operate Zones A and B of the MX132.
CR12 Multizone A/V Control Center. A single cable connects the MX132 and the CR12, allowing integration of a McIntosh home theater and multizone system. This lets the two systems share one group of source components, including the MX132’s built-in AM/FM tuner.
HT Series Loudspeakers. These THX®-certified speakers deliver a musical, non-fatiguing sound not often heard from home theater speakers. The HT1 can be used for all three front channels or with the compact HT4 in the center. The rear-channel HT3F dipoles mount flush to a wall or ceiling and are also available in an on-wall version (HT3W). The HT2 passive subwoofer uses two 12-inch LD/HP® drivers and can be driven by the potent MC162 in bridged mode.