McIntosh AP1 Audio Player

It could use a little polishing, but is very capable. I'm glad the streaming media app is separate. It won't be for the typical i-crowd, and it's not a light-show, so don't expect it to be. It's a concise Bluetooth-enabled (now "AirPlay"?) player that couples well with a B-tooth receiver that bridges flash memory digital music storage with your audiophile equipment. It also lends itself to album playing more than one-song "beats", although a playlist is available. Very surprised to see it available, and very pleased to get away from i-Want your credit card. A+ for simplicity, A- for app implementation.

Couldn’t reach the developer through the website (too many redirects), so thought I’d ask here. Does this program utilize sound check? I have most of my music files adjusted for sound level and in the apple music player you have to enable sound check for it to read the parameters. Also, does it have its own randomizes, or does it use apples?

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Looks pretty, looks Mac. Meter activity is hokey but still kind of cool. But... only works through WiFi and only accesses your cloud music. If future updates allow access to be limited to the downloaded music on the device and to function off-line I’ll load it back up. For now, I’ve deleted it. McIntosh, this is below you.

I've used this app for many years. I feel it's the best and most convenient audio player in the App Store. Not only is it simple to use, it has the look of the McIntosh Meters when you are using it. Just like the equipment they make, it's awesome to look at!

I bought a C26, MC2105, MR77, and MI3 almost 50 years ago and they are all still going strong! Love your gear! And now I have your VU meter on my iPhone X. Looks great on the black glass. And your app is much better laid out than the Apple iTunes app. I’m delighted. Thank you!