Who will be selling the trade ins?
" Simply trade in your qualified mono or stereo amplifier, preamplifier, integrated amplifier or receiver and get up to 75%* of the MSRP you paid for it towards the purchase of a new mono or stereo amplifier, preamplifier, integrated amplifier or receiver."
Sorry to burst anyone's bubble...but most McIntosh from the 1970s IS usually worth 75% to 125% MSRP anyway.
No special deals here I'm afraid.
" Simply trade in your qualified mono or stereo amplifier, preamplifier, integrated amplifier or receiver and get up to 75%* of the MSRP you paid for it towards the purchase of a new mono or stereo amplifier, preamplifier, integrated amplifier or receiver."
Sorry to burst anyone's bubble...but most McIntosh from the 1970s IS usually worth 75% to 125% MSRP anyway.
No special deals here I'm afraid.
You'd get $333 for your original MC275.
I'll double that offer!
What are they going to do with that stuff?
and then when also consider the price of new McIntosh gear.......well.....you know how it goes.......
Precisely, Kev.
New McIntosh has plenty of markup to "show" inflated trade value.
The customer would be far better off negotiating the best cash price on the new and selling their own McIntosh on eBay.
McIntosh ain't in business to be Robin Hood.
I took advantage of this the last time to trade my C41 for a C2200. Boy I would like to do it again, and maybe trade the 352, for a 452, or the C2200 for a newer preamp. Just not sure if I can swing either one. Maybe a phone call is in order just to see what they are offering.[/QUOTEt
I can't hurt to try. You can take it or leave it. The choice is up to you. :yes: