McIntosh MC7106

The McIntosh MC7106 is a six-channel solid-state power amplifier produced from 1992 to 1998 for home-theater use. It is rated at 100 watts per channel across six channels, with a 300-watt-per-channel three-channel configuration also specified.

The multichannel layout lets one chassis power several speakers in a surround system. McIntosh designed the MC7106 to interface with compatible multichannel control centers, making it a system amplifier rather than a conventional two-channel stereo model.

• Six-channel solid-state power amplifier
• 100 watts per channel in six-channel operation
• 300 watts per channel in three-channel operation
• Designed for home theater

Choose the MC7106 when a system needs multiple amplified channels from a single component. Confirm the source processor’s outputs and the amplifier’s input configuration before installation.