McIntosh Lab Names J.B. Stanton Communications As Its Public Relations Agency

Appointment Comes As Pioneering Audio Manufacturer Offers New Products For Home Theatre And Custom Installation Markets

4-Dec-00

J.B. Stanton Communications, Inc. has been named the public relations agency for McIntosh Laboratory, the highly regarded manufacturer of American-made audio, audio/video and mobile electronics products.Based in Binghamton, New York, McIntosh pioneered the development of high performance audio components, beginning with the renowned 50W1 Unity Coupled Power Amplifier, introduced in 1949, only one year after the appearance of the first LP record. Today, McIntosh offers a broad variety of products for the home theatre, custom installation, two-channel stereo and car audio markets - all backed by its extraordinary commitment to high quality, high performance, continuity and technological innovation.""McIntosh has a remarkable history and remarkable promise. Its record of achievement in the manufacture of audio components is unique, as are the challenges it faces in todayís fast changing environment.,"" said agency President Bryan Stanton. ""McIntoshís dedication to excellence, performance and innovation will permit us to expand the in-depth coverage in audio, home theatre, custom installation and mobile electronics that we offer to the media.""""Weíre pleased to be working with J.B. Stanton Communications,"" said McIntosh President Graham Hallett. ""As McIntosh introduces new products, particularly for the home theatre and custom installation markets, the time has come for us to seek broader awareness for our company, our leading-edge technology, and our commitment to high performance and quality construction. Weíre confident J. B. Stanton has the expertise to further expand McIntoshís reputation.""McIntoshís newest products include the MHT100 Home Theatre System Controller, featuring eight 100-watt channels, two zones and proprietary 6.1 matrixed surround sound, and Academy Speaker Systems, a new line featuring the three-way LS360 Loudspeaker, a 50-inch-high tower with eight McIntosh drivers, the WS320 In-Wall Speaker, a two-way model with an 8-inch woofer, and the PS112 Subwoofer, with a powerful 12-inch driver and 400 watts of amplification. Other new products include the CR16 4-Zone A/V Control System, which can distribute eight program sources among four independent zones within a home; and the MC58 Power Amplifier, whose eight channels can be configured for a variety of operations and zones.For more information about McIntosh Laboratory, visit www.mcintoshlabs.com.

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