MARK LEVINSON 33H MONO BLOCKS

FIRST OWNER,  NO ISSUES

LIGHTLY USED IN A SECOND
SYSTEM.

RARE FIND IN SUCH
EXCELLENT CONDITION

ORIGINAL FACTORY
PACKAGING

BUYER PAYS SHIPPING & PAYPAL FEES 4%

WILL ONLY SHIP BY
FREIGHT

Shipping Dimension:

34" W by 24" D by 28" H  x 2

Each unit on individual pallet with castors.

Shipping weight: 220 lbs. each.

SPECIFICATION:

Description:Solid-state monoblock power amplifier. Rated
continuous-power outputs: 150W into 8 ohms (21.8dBW), 300W into 4 ohms
(21.8dBW), 600W into 2 ohms (21.8dBW), 1200W into 1 ohm (21.8dBW). Frequency
response: 20Hz-20kHz, <0.5% THD. S/N ratio: better than 80dB (ref. 1W),
better than 105dB (ref. full output). Input impedance: 100k ohms balanced, 50k
ohms unbalanced. Output impedance: <0.05 ohms, 20Hz-20kHz. Damping factor:
greater than 800 at 20Hz. Input sensitivity: 130mV for 2.83V output, 1.59V for
full-rated output. Voltage gain: 26.8dB. Typical power consumption: 540W ±5% at
idle, 210W ±5% in standby.

Mains
voltages: 120V AC mains operation at 50 or 60Hz, set at factory.

Dimensions:

11" (279mm) W by
18.5" (470mm) H by 22.88" (581mm) D.

FROM STEREOPHILE REVIEW:

"Let music be without
dissimulation" could be the prime directive of musical reproduction. If
so, the Mark Levinson No.33H fulfills that commandment better than any other
electronic component I've ever heard (and, of course, I've never heard the
No.33s). You can't come any closer to the sound of "no amplifier"
than a pair of these babies.

The 33H carries a price
sticker that leaves me gasping—as much as I covet a pair, I know I'll never be
able to afford them. They're also big, and can gulp down more power than many
wall outlets can supply. But if you can afford them, I suggest you try them. If
you can resist them, you have far more self- control than I pretend to.

Besides, you owe it to
yourself to experience something this near perfection.