McIntosh Laboratory has launched a new integrated amplifier, complete with three-input DAC, headphone amp, plus a 
Moving Magnet phono input all in a compact chassis.
The MA5200 offers D/A decoding at up to 32-bit/192kHz for digitally connected devices, plus a complement of analogue inputs. The three-strong digital input suite in the McIntosh Digital Engine includes an assignable coaxial and optical input, plus a dedicated asynchronous USB 2.0 input (operating at up to 32-bit).
Offering a (conservatively rated) 100-watt output and MA5200 benefitting from a Home Theatre Pass Through feature, it should integrate nicely into existing multichannel home cinema systems.
The MA5200 sells for £4,995 and is available now.
Connectivity
Headphone output
High drive, high level inputs unbalanced: 4 stereo
High level inputs balanced: 1 stereo
Variable outputs unbalanced: 1 stereo
Digital USB input: 1 (USB 2.0 asynchronous)
Digital coaxial input: 1
Digital optical input: 1
Moving magnet phono
Home theatre pass through
RS232 control input
Power control output
Rear panel data ports
Rear panel IR sensor input
Input level match
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