An excellent sounding system. It incorporates current and vintage McIntosh technology. I have owned one pair of the ML1s since 1971. Roger Russell hand-wired new crossovers for me last year and I upgraded the upper midrange drivers and tweeters to Roger's recommendations. The ML1/ML10/MQ101 is still one of the best speaker sounds out there. I recently added an XCS350 for the center channel and an MC2255 to drive it.
We can pop 110 dB at clip point. Very impressive on DTS tracks like U571, War of the Worlds and I Robot. A truly great theater system.
Rear Channel Speakers. I just added a second set into the front channel so I could run the MC252 and the MC2255 at 4 ohms per channel.
McIntosh MQ101
Front Channel Equalizer
McIntosh MQ101
Rear Channel Equalizer
McIntosh MPI4 (2)
Maximum Performance Indicator. I now have two in the system. Set for dual-trace, the unit on the left monitors mid frequencies in the front and rear channels. The unit on the right monitors low frequencies in the center and sub channels.
With all those blue lights, it must be as if you are listening up in the sky. Very nice system indeed. Your use of the 901's as a center channel is a novel idea, and a good one. Few speakers really spread the sound around like the 901's. Having used to have a pair, they were much fun. For years I have dreamed of owning some Mac gear. Glad to see you have made your dreams come true. Happy Listening. Glen
