All-in-one Mcintosh Mpc1500 Power Controller Collection [rTuAzyMp]

All-in-one Mcintosh Mpc1500 Power Controller Collection [rTuAzyMp]: The Ultimate Power Solution

The All-in-one Mcintosh Mpc1500 Power Controller Collection [rTuAzyMp] is a game-changer for audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts seeking the highest level of performance from their audio and video equipment. This advanced power controller offers total isolation, low noise, and maximum power transfer, ensuring that your McIntosh components deliver the best possible sound and picture quality. With its innovative features and sleek design, the MPC1500 is the perfect addition to any high-end audio system.

Key Features and Specifications

At the heart of the MPC1500 is a large, quiet toroidal isolation transformer, which acts as a low pass filter to remove unwanted noise from the AC line. This ensures a clean, stable power supply for your equipment. The MPC1500 also includes a quick-acting surge suppression module that activates when voltage exceeds safe levels, protecting your components from potential damage. With its 6 medical grade receptacles and customizable power control, the MPC1500 offers unparalleled flexibility and convenience. Here are some of its key specifications:

• Load Regulation: ± 2.5%
• Output Voltage: 120 Volts AC Nominal
• Power Requirement: 120 Volts, 60Hz; 12.0 Amps, maximum current; 1440 Watts, maximum power

Enhance Your Audio Experience

The All-in-one Mcintosh Mpc1500 Power Controller Collection [rTuAzyMp] is designed for those who demand the best in audio and video performance. By providing a clean, stable power supply, it helps eliminate noise and interference, resulting in a more immersive and enjoyable listening experience. Whether you're a music enthusiast, a home theater aficionado, or a professional sound engineer, the MPC1500 is the ideal choice for ensuring your equipment operates at peak efficiency. With its durable construction, user-friendly features, and timeless McIntosh design, the MPC1500 is a must-have for anyone serious about their audio and video setup.