McIntosh AP1 Audio Player Reviews – Page 4
3/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for McIntosh AP1 Audio Player for iPhone.
McIntosh AP1 Audio Player is free iOS app published by McIntosh Laboratory, Inc.
Meh
impalass2659
Looks cool when it actually stays open.....automatically shuts off during songs. No equalizer???
Love it! Thank you!
Dysonw
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!
This is a piece
jimmy in madison wi
Do the meters reflect reality? I am not seeing it. Is it random meter jerking? It looks like it. I have spent big bucks on their stuff, and gladly. But this is insulting. If anyone can tell me that this is more than an mp3 player with a randomly wiggling meter having no connection to the music please let me know. Thanks.
Doesn't work
wsrphoto
It stopped working consistently with IOS 12. It only reads the music library once but then loses it. You have to delete it, reboot and reinstall it. Hope they fix it.
does not play what’s selected.
SunnySwitchblades
the player indicates that i have selected a certain song but only plays the song it was already on. i select song after song but it doesn’t play what is clearly selected.
Love this!!
JBBevan
As one with a McIntosh amp at home, I’d love to see this ported to CarPlay with look and feel of the McIntosh PLUS album artwork. I like this app better than iTunes as access to the library resident on my iPhone or iPad. Thx.
Currently it is completely useless
theriversk
Please update this app. It crashes every few minutes. The artists list no longer loads. It would be a perfect fit matching my McIntosh setup, but it us useless at the moment. Please fix it!
Crashes when loading library
PowerMatt73
Used a version of this app 8 years ago. Liked it a lot until it became unstable with system updates. Tried installing and using again, but it crashes when adding tracks into system. A shame as I really enjoyed its interface in its earlier incarnation.