McIntosh’s latest AV processor, the MX200, boasts advanced features like 11.2 channel audio processing, 8K/60fps support, and Dirac Live Full Bandwidth room correction. While it retains the sleek design of its predecessor, the MX100, it lacks the number of HDMI inputs that many users might prefer.
McIntosh’s MB25 Bluetooth transceiver offers a comprehensive range of connections for Hi-Fi enthusiasts, including analog unbalanced stereo RCA, balanced stereo XLR, and digital optical and coaxial. It supports various Bluetooth codecs and can handle digital inputs up to 24-bit/192kHz, outputting hi-res audio at 24-bit/96kHz. While it lacks a remote control and the Sony LDAC codec, the MB25 stands out with its build quality, versatility, and the ability to seamlessly integrate with McIntosh components.
