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Thank you from all of us at McIntosh

You have invested in a precision instrument that will 

provide you with many years of enjoyment. For the 

best experience and your safety, please be sure to heed 

and comply with the instructions and warnings found 

throughout the included documentation.
If you need further technical assistance, please contact 

your dealer who may be more familiar with your 

particular setup including other brands. You can also 

contact McIntosh with additional questions or in the 

unlikely event of needing service.

McIntosh Laboratory, Inc.

2 Chambers Street 

Binghamton, New York 13903
Technical Assistance: ..(607) 723-3512 
Fax:  ............................(607) 724-0549
Customer Service: ......(607) 723-3515 
Fax:  ............................(607) 723-1917
Email:  [email protected]
Website:  ................ mcintoshlabs.com

Make a Note

For future reference, you can jot down your serial 

number and purchase information here. We can 

identify your purchase from this information if the 

occasion should arise.

Serial Number:

Purchase Date:

Dealer Name

Copyright 2021 © by McIntosh Laboratory, Inc

Contents

Trademark and License Information .................... 4

Dimensions ............................................................... 4

Installation ............................................................... 5

Connecting Devices (Diagrams) ............................ 6

Input and Control: ................................................ 6

Output and Loudspeakers: ................................... 7

Navigating the Rear Panel ...................................... 8

Connector and Cable Information ........................ 9

Connecting Loudspeakers ...................................... 10

Preparing the Output Terminal Posts: ................. 10

Preparing Your Speaker Wire:  ............................ 10

Connecting Speakers (Bare Wire):  ..................... 10

Connecting Speakers (Banana Plug):  ................. 10

Connecting Speakers (Spade Lug):  ..................... 10

Navigating the Front Panel .................................... 11

Navigating the Remote Control ............................. 12

Setting Up Your MA8950 ....................................... 13

Using Knobs for Menu Navigation: ..................... 13

Entering Setup Menu: ..................................... 13

Entering Trim Functions Menu: ...................... 13

Selecting/Adjusting Menu Settings: ................. 13

Exiting/Navigating Back: ................................ 13

The Setup Menu: .................................................. 13

Input Settings: ................................................. 13

Output Settings: .............................................. 13

Power Control Triggers Settings: ................... 14

Data Ports Settings: ........................................ 14

Passthru Settings: ........................................... 14

HDMI CEC Settings: ....................................... 14

HDMI Lip Sync Mode Settings: ...................... 14

Digital Gain Settings: ..................................... 14

USB Automute Settings: .................................. 14

Comm Port Baud Rate Settings: ..................... 14

IR Codes Settings: ........................................... 14

IR Sensor Settings: .......................................... 15

Power Saving Settings: ................................... 15

Factory Reset: ................................................. 15

Using Your MA8950 ............................................... 15

Powering On/Turning Off: .................................. 15

Selecting an Input for Playback:  ......................... 15

Adjusting the Volume:  ........................................ 15

Adjusting Trim Functions: ................................... 15

Adjusting Audio Balance: ............................... 15

Enabling/Disabling the Equalizer:.................. 15

Adjusting Input Trim Levels: ........................... 15

Adjusting Phono Resistance (Turntables): ...... 15

Toggling Stereo/Mono: .................................... 15

Toggling the Meter Backlights: ....................... 15

Adjusting Display Brightness: ........................ 15

Enabling/Disabling HXD: ............................... 15

Muting the Audio:  ............................................... 15

Getting the Most Out of Your MA8950 ................ 16

Using the Autoformer: ......................................... 16

Using the Five-Band Equalizer:

 ........................... 16

Using Bi-Amplification on Loudspeakers: .......... 16

Using the HXD with Headphones: ...................... 16

Listening Worry-Free (Auto Protection): ............. 16

Using the Onboard Power Amplifier: .................. 16

Using External Power Amplifiers: ....................... 16

Using MA8950 with External Amp: ................. 16

Using Only External Amps:............................. 16

Using Audio Passthru: ......................................... 16

Viewing Coax/Optical Inputs Sample Rate: ........ 16

Using USB Playback: ........................................... 16

Installing the Software: ................................... 17

Frequently Asked Questions .................................. 17

Amplifier Specifications ......................................... 18

Digital Audio Specifications................................... 18

General Specifications ............................................ 19

Packing Instructions ............................................... 19

MA8950 Packing Material List ............................. 19

Содержание MA8950

Страница 1: ...McIntosh Laboratory Inc 2 Chambers Street Binghamton New York 13903 2699 Phone 607 723 3512 www mcintoshlabs com MA8950 Integrated Amplifier Owner s Manual...

Страница 2: ...ation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC radio frequency RF Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C to OET65 and RSS 102 of the IC radio frequency RF Exposure rule...

Страница 3: ...ating the Front Panel 11 Navigating the Remote Control 12 Setting Up Your MA8950 13 Using Knobs for Menu Navigation 13 Entering Setup Menu 13 Entering Trim Functions Menu 13 Selecting Adjusting Menu S...

Страница 4: ...DMI ARC COAX 2 COAX 1 MCT OPTICAL 2 OPTICAL 1 DIGITAL AUDIO INPUTS SERIAL NUMBER Trademark and License Information The McIntosh MA8950 incorporates copyright protected technology that is protected by...

Страница 5: ...is not obstructed Allow 20 inches 50 8cm depth behind the front panel Allow 1 7 6 inch 3 66cm in front of the mounting panel for Knob clearance Be sure to cut out a ventilation hole in the mounting s...

Страница 6: ...OPEN SERIAL NUMBER 120V 50 60Hz 4 4A T 6 3AL 250V UNBALANCED INPUTS PHONO BALANCED OUTPUTS USB AUDIO DA2 DIGITAL AUDIO MODULE HDMI ARC COAX 2 COAX 1 MCT OPTICAL 2 OPTICAL 1 DIGITAL AUDIO INPUTS SERIA...

Страница 7: ...R 120V 50 60Hz 4 4A T 6 3AL 250V UNBALANCED INPUTS PHONO BALANCED OUTPUTS USB AUDIO DA2 DIGITAL AUDIO MODULE HDMI ARC COAX 2 COAX 1 MCT OPTICAL 2 OPTICAL 1 DIGITAL AUDIO INPUTS SERIAL NUMBER Power Amp...

Страница 8: ...Connect included Jumper Plugs see next page to Output 1 and PWR AMP to use onboard amp see Page 16 5 PWR AMP Input The included Jumper Plugs see next page connect Output 1 to the onboard power amplif...

Страница 9: ...tors Below is the Pin configuration for the XLR Balanced Input Connectors on the MA8950 Refer to the dia gram for connection PIN 1 Shield Ground PIN 2 Output PIN 3 Output Power Control and Trigger Con...

Страница 10: ...sh Wrench and turn the posts one quarter turn 90 clockwise WARNING Overtightening can cause damage Opening Preparing Your Speaker Wire Your speaker cord will have two sections each with a set of wires...

Страница 11: ...l show information based on your current selection Shows inputs and Menu options for navigation 5 Equalizer Toggle Button Toggle the Equalizer see Page 16 On or Off for the currently selected Input wi...

Страница 12: ...it will resume from where it left off if you press the button again 11 Stop Cancels media playback and resets progress through it 22 23 24 12 Previous Previous Preset You can go back to your previous...

Страница 13: ...Unswitched The front panel Remote Control Output buttons will be deactivated and the outputs will be always On SETUP HEADPHONES Mute All Outputs Mute No Outputs Mute All Outputs When headphones are pl...

Страница 14: ...er TRIG 1 or TRIG 2 when Output 2 is activated either via the front panel buttons or the Remote Control SETUP TRIGGER 1 TRIGGER 2 Main Output 1 Output 2 Input Hold Input SETUP TRIGGER 1 2 input name O...

Страница 15: ...ing and adjusting Settings in the Trim Function Menu The Remote Control will also adjust these Settings Note The Balance Input Trim and Equalizer Settings in this Menu will only be adjusted and affect...

Страница 16: ...s The Power Guard LED lights on the front panel will be lit when it automatically activates The MA8950 also includes an internal Sentry Monitor which guages the amount of incoming electricity and will...

Страница 17: ...he difference between Fixed Output and a regular Output A A regular Output is designed to be used for listening Sound from regular Outputs will behave as anticipated adjusting the Equalizer or Volume...

Страница 18: ...put Impedance High Level 20K ohms Phono MM 47K ohms 50pF Phono MC 50 100 200 400 or 1 000 ohms 100pF Preamplifier Output Impedance 220 ohms Equalizer Controls Maximum Input Signal High Level 8V unbala...

Страница 19: ...ic feet are attached to the bottom of the equipment Two 10 x 2 1 2 inch screws and washers must be used to fasten the unit securely to the bottom pad and wood skid This will ensure the proper equipmen...

Страница 20: ...cts is the policy of McIntosh Laboratory Incorporated who reserve the right to improve design without notice Printed in the U S A McIntosh Laboratory Inc 2 Chambers Street Binghamton NY 13903 www mcin...

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