Hi Proacl
I feel for you. There is nothing worse than waiting for a piece of equipment and than it arrives damaged. I actually had a Musical Fidelity Tri-Vista and I can remember that one set of audio inputs were broken. I looked into getting it fixed but as I recall, the only option was to mail it back to North Carolina. This stinks because you have to go through the hassel of the heavy S&H costs, and to make matters even worse, they wanted the seperate power unit too. The only other two options I can think off is talking to a MF dealer (I think there is one or two in New York) or maybe try Audioclassics. I know they repair McIntosh stuff, they might fix other gear? Sorry I wish I had better news.
I feel for you. There is nothing worse than waiting for a piece of equipment and than it arrives damaged. I actually had a Musical Fidelity Tri-Vista and I can remember that one set of audio inputs were broken. I looked into getting it fixed but as I recall, the only option was to mail it back to North Carolina. This stinks because you have to go through the hassel of the heavy S&H costs, and to make matters even worse, they wanted the seperate power unit too. The only other two options I can think off is talking to a MF dealer (I think there is one or two in New York) or maybe try Audioclassics. I know they repair McIntosh stuff, they might fix other gear? Sorry I wish I had better news.