Mark Levinson No. 331 Amplifier
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Mark Levinson No.331 Amplifier – 1 owner – with Manual. This amplifier is in perfect working order and was used lightly.
Besides some minor cosmetic flaws (see photos), this unit is in excellent condition.
Comes with original manual and power cord.
About this model
The No. 331 is a solid-state stereo power amplifier rated at 100 watts per channel. Stereophile describes it as part of the family that followed the No. 20 series: the No. 33 Reference monoblocks and their dual-mono derivatives, the Nos. 331, 332 and 333. Stereophile also covered the later No. 331.5 update.
This one-owner example came with its manual and power cord.
The archive's Mark Levinson preamplifier is the No. 28, and the company page covers the 1984 bankruptcy and the Madrigal years.
| Maker | Mark Levinson (Madrigal / Harman), USA |
|---|---|
| Model | No. 331 |
| Type | Solid-state stereo power amplifier |
| Rated output | 100 W per channel |
| Reviewed | Stereophile |
Questions collectors ask
How powerful is the Mark Levinson No. 331?
100 watts per channel, according to Stereophile.
Is the No. 331 a tube amplifier?
No. It is a solid-state design.
Sources: Stereophile: Mark Levinson No.331.
