Mark Levinson

Mark Levinson is an American manufacturer of high-end electronics founded in 1972 by its namesake designer, building more than five decades of reputation as one of the founding names of the modern American high-end audio industry, with its amplifiers historically credited among the pioneers of high-current, low-distortion solid-state design.

Range & what it's known for

The catalog spans the No.5000 and flagship No.500 series integrated amplifiers, preamplifiers and power amplifiers, with Mark Levinson's engineering historically distinguished by meticulous component selection and substantial power-supply design, a philosophy the brand has maintained through several ownership eras since founder Mark Levinson's original departure from the company bearing his name.

Who owns it and where it's made

Mark Levinson is owned by Harman International, itself a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, continuing to design and manufacture its electronics with a manufacturing operation supporting the brand's flagship-tier positioning within Harman's broader luxury audio portfolio.

The lineup in this catalog

Amplifiers and preamplifiers. Prices span roughly 10,000 to over 100,000 dollars across the current range.

Who it's for

Mark Levinson suits buyers seeking historic American high-end electronics engineering, backed by more than five decades of continuous heritage as one of the industry's founding high-end names, now supported by Harman's substantial corporate resources.