McIntosh MB25

McIntosh's popular Bluetooth transceiver, revised

McIntosh's MB25 continues its predecessor's legacy as a high-quality Bluetooth transceiver. You can add it to your existing stack of McIntosh gear — new or old— or to any home audio system. It sends and receives Bluetooth signals, meaning you can tie it into just about any piece of home gear in some fashion or another. Want to stream your vinyl records to your headphones? Go for it. Want to listen to music from your phone using an older stereo receiver? Have at it.

Extra controls for an easy experience

The MB25's front panel features some user-friendly additions over the last generation. A nifty "input" button lets you select which input you'd like to use when the MB25 is transmitting audio. There are also indicators for verifying digital source quality and the active Bluetooth codec. It all radiates with the cool, vintage green glow McIntosh is well-known for

Analog and digital inputs and outputs for your gear

The MB25's input connections accommodate just about any wired audio source you might want to send out over Bluetooth, including your turntable, CD player, and more. These include optical and coaxial digital, and XLR balanced and RCA unbalanced analog inputs.

There are similar analog and digital connections on the output side, which let you plug the MB25 into just about any receiver, amplifier, or home audio system to add clean, high-quality Bluetooth audio from sources like a phone or tablet.