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Mb50streaming Audio Player MB50streaming audio player ■ Transform your home audio system into a wireless audio system with the MB50 Streaming Audio Player. Simply connect it to your audio system and Wi-Fi network and then stream from your mobile device. ■ The MB50 features DTS Play-Fi® technology to give you the freedom and flexibility to wirelessly play your music at home anyway you want over your existing Wi-Fi network. ■ Analog and digital inputs let you to connect audio components to the MB50, allowing it to act as a mini-preamp. ■ Besides accessing your personal music library, the Apple and Android apps have built-in support for many leading online streaming services including Amazon Prime Music, Deezer, KKBox, Pandora®, QQMusic, Rhapsody, SiriusXM®, Songza, Spotify® and TIDAL.1 ■ Unlike many other streaming solutions, DTS Play-Fi provides lossless playback of up to 16-bit/48kHz files; it also has playback support for high-resolution music files up to 24-bit/192kHz. Combine MB50 with MXA70 Integrated Audio System for a complete streaming system solution. MXA70 sold separately. 1. All services may not be available in all regions; certain services may not yet be enabled for all apps; subscriptions may be required. List subject to change. Transform your Home Audio System into a Wireless Audio System www.mcintoshlabs.com MB50streaming audio player Frequency Response: Control: +/-0.5dB from 20Hz to 20kHz Remote control (included), Apple or Android mobile app and Total Harmonic Distortion: Windows desktop app 0.005% Overall Dimensions (W x H x D): Rated Output Voltage: 11-1/2” (29.2cm) x 3-1/2” (8.9cm) 0 - 6 Vrms Unbalanced x 15-1/2” (39.4cm) 0 - 12 Vrms Balanced Weight: Inputs: 8.5 lbs (3.9 kg) net, 1 Analog (Unbalanced) 9.5 lbs (4.3 kg) in shipping carton 1 Coax 1 Optical Non-McIntosh-Provided Services: Embedded and/or Outputs: non-embedded services, e.g. DTS 2 Analog (1 Balanced, 1 Unbalanced) Play-Fi® and the other services 1 Coax listed above, are necessary for full 1 Optical functionality, are provided by companies unrelated to Embedded Streaming Services in McIntosh, and are beyond Apps: Amazon Prime Music, Deezer, McIntosh’s control. McIntosh KKBox, Pandora®, QQMusic, cannot and does not warrant Rhapsody, SiriusXM®, Songza, against interruption, Spotify® and TIDAL (all services may discontinuance, unsatisfactory For the Consumer’s Protection: In order to ensure the highest level of customer satisfaction, new McIntosh products not be available in all regions; certain performance, reduced Product may only be purchased from an Authorized McIntosh Dealer; and, with certain limited exceptions may only be purchased services may not yet be enabled for functionality, or damages of any over-the-counter or delivered and installed by the Authorized McIntosh Dealer. McIntosh does not warrant, in any way, all apps; subscriptions may be kind attributable to such services products that are purchased from anyone who is not an Authorized McIntosh Dealer, or that have had their serial numbers required. List subject to change.) or their providers. altered or defaced. Companion Products The MB50 may be added to any system where the ability to stream music is desired. It is sized to perfectly match our MXA70 Integrated Audio System and MHA100 Headphone Amplifier to make a complete streaming solution. Your Authorized Dealer can provide additional information on other McIntosh products. To learn more, please call us at 1.800.538.6576. 35103700 www.mcintoshlabs.com.
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