Source: Corporate website, Last Accessed: 2023/11/12

The MQ112 does more than just fix room acoustics; it can also breathe new life into older, imperfect recordings. With the MQ112, you can target specific frequencies, compensating for deficiencies in vintage tracks and unveiling their hidden brilliance, McIntosh says.
At the heart of the MQ112 lies an 8-band analog equalizer that allows you to increase or decrease the levels of the audio signal at 8 key bands in the 25Hz – 10kHz audio frequency range. Think of it as a sonic sculptor that allows you to finely tune the audio signal. With an impressive ±12dB range of adjustment for each band, you can easily cope with any sound challenge, the company states.
The Tilt knob, with its subtle tonal balance shift of ±6dB, allows you to customize your sound further. Boost the bass while reducing treble, or vice versa – the choice is yours. The EQ Control knob's In and Out settings let you bypass the entire equalizer circuit so you compare the adjusted sound to the original, unaltered version.
Both balanced and unbalanced inputs and outputs are included; simply place the device between the preamplifier and power amplifier and connect them all together using the inputs and outputs of your choice. The input type you use does not have to match the output type. The MQ112 can also be used with integrated amplifiers, provided the integrated amp has removable jumpers so the preamplifier section can be disconnected from the power amplifier section.
The design of the MQ112 is a testament to McIntosh's commitment to timeless aesthetics and high-quality materials. The black glass front faceplate, rotary control knobs, illuminated logo, and custom machined aluminum end caps are signature features of the brand.

For more information: https://www.mcintoshlabs.com/

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