CES 2015 Hot Product

New
from Mark Levinson is the No.536 mono amp, an old-school -- class-AB -- 400W mono amp with
. . .

. . . a massive "Ultra-Low Noise"
transformer and no ICs in the signal path à la so many Mark Levinson amplifiers
before it. When it begins shipping later in the year, it will sell for $15,000 each. The
No.536 was the only Mark Levinson debut at CES, but . . .

. . . while visiting the Harman compound at the Hard Rock
Hotel, a show within the CES, we also spied the No.585 integrated amp ($12,000), the
replacement for the No.383 and now shipping, along with . . .

. . . the No.52 preamp ($30,000), which is the
replacement for the No.32, one of the most celebrated Mark Levinson products. |