This is a McIntosh MR 75 Tuner in Good condition, with a few cosmetic issues:

• Some bubbling under the glass front panel in spots and near the headphone jack
• A small bit of rust on the top of the chassis, toward the back

It's perfect electronically, excellent at tuning and locking in stations, near and far

The McIntosh MR 75 is a vintage solid-state AM/FM stereo tuner manufactured between 1980 and 1985. It is often described as the "last of the true analog tuners," offering a classic McIntosh aesthetic combined with high-precision solid-state circuitry.

• Automatic Frequency Lock (AFL): A patented McIntosh circuit that locks onto the center frequency to prevent signal drift.
• Audio Performance: Features a third-generation phase-locked loop stereo decoder for improved signal-to-noise ratio on weak stations.
• Antenna Inputs: One 300-ohm balanced and one 75-ohm unbalanced input.
• Mechanical Info: The unit weighs approximately 23 pounds and features the "Panloc" mounting system for easy installation.
• Outputs: Includes both fixed and variable RCA outputs, as well as scope outputs for vertical and horizontal inputs.

What’s Included? : the old caps from a recent recapping, the tuner itself.

Service History: No service records were included from the prior owner. Here at the shop we did routine testing, cleaning and inspection.

Cosmetic Condition: Overall we rated this at Good.

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