Mark Levinson No.5805

Beautiful design and big, detailed output

The No.5805 from Mark Levinson weighs in at 62 pounds, and features a beautiful curved aluminum and glass front panel — a statement piece from a storied audio brand. The 1"-thick aluminum chassis flows seamlessly into the elegant glass display. Two brushed aluminum hourglass knobs on either side control input and volume. 

Refined industrial cosmetic design is a Mark Levinson hallmark. But in the end, it's the No.5805's output that we love the most: this integrated amp will give you the kind of huge, detailed sound and low noise-floor that only "big iron" — a massive transformer — can deliver.

Expansive soundstage for digital and analog sources

Here is a single, stout component that reproduces digital and analog sources with an expansive soundstage that is high, wide and deep. 

The amplifier's beefy toroidal transformer underpins the dual mono, discrete component circuitry to produce an amazing accuracy of tone, timbre and dynamics. Whatever recording you happen to play, the '5805 gives you an energetic, lifelike rendering. 

Treat your vinyl right

Mark Levinson put some of the time-proven technology from their highly collectible No.25 phono preamp into the onboard phono stage of the '5805. With moving coil and moving magnet modes — including an array of flexible capacitive and resistive loading switches on the rear panel — the '5805 allows you to get the best out of your favorite cartridges.

High-current output

The '5805 is also supremely flexible when it comes to your choice of loudspeakers. Four 10,000 microfarad capacitors per channel deliver 125 watts x 2 into 8 ohms, and 250 watts x 2 into 4 ohms, with consistent stability down to 2 ohms. In plain terms, it can cleanly power practically any speaker set you choose.

A legacy that sets the bar high

Since the company's inception in 1972, Mark Levinson has set world-class standards for quality, musicality and longevity. If you're lucky enough to find a vintage piece, the asking price may be higher than the original. And they're still designed and built in the USA.

We are thrilled that the recently developed 5000 Series brings the legendary sound of this brand into the realm of the attainable for more music lovers.