In general, no. I have owned and sold Mac for many years. My tube amps from the 1960's are more revealing than my solid state integrated from the 1980's. Both, however, offer what I naturally consider to be excellent sound far better than the majority of products I have heard or sold. There are components which have more "detail" to present to your ears. But, in general, those amps seldom are as listenable as the Macs and offer what I consider "hifi" sound. McIntosh bass is not a typical "high end" amplifier's bass response but suits me as being more realistic compared to what I hear from live musicians making real music and less designed to be impressive than most other amps. There is no zing to the top end of a Mac amp. There are other amps which will provide some excitement should that be your desire. It's not mine; I prefer to have the music provide the excitement and not the equipment.
Just to note, and you can make of it what you wish, the MC-275 tube amp that was designed in the early 1960's has been reissued as an almost identical design to the original and currently occupies a spot on Stereophile's Class A Recommended Components list.