Folks,
I'm in the process of restoring a McIntosh MC-7100. As long as I've got it all in pieces, would anyone be interested in reverse engineering the design for possible educational value?
My skills are pretty limited in the design/schematic arena, but I'd be glad to track traces and decipher parts and pieces that are on the boards.
I'm not sure there's anything really special about the 7100 from what I've seen. I may update/replace various components, but so far, it looks fairly typical.
I'm in the process of restoring a McIntosh MC-7100. As long as I've got it all in pieces, would anyone be interested in reverse engineering the design for possible educational value?
My skills are pretty limited in the design/schematic arena, but I'd be glad to track traces and decipher parts and pieces that are on the boards.
I'm not sure there's anything really special about the 7100 from what I've seen. I may update/replace various components, but so far, it looks fairly typical.
Try this website. It does have some schematics that you don't need a password. They may be close.
http://www.berners.ch/McIntosh/en/Matrix.htm
http://www.berners.ch/McIntosh/en/Matrix.htm
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