Wednesday, 01 January 1997
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Written by
Jerry Del Colliano
Introduction
Having
all the power you need is such a wonderful luxury. Imagine being able
to sleep in whenever you wanted, never having to answer to your boss,
or driving as fast as you'd like on the freeway. This is what it is
like to own a Mark Levinson No. 333 dual monaural, 300 watt into 8 ohm
stereo amplifier.
I have had the No. 333 in my reference
music system for exactly one year and I can say it has been the
strongest single component in my signal path. I have driven a number of
lofty, high end loudspeakers including the 90 dB efficient Martin Logan
Re-Quests, my former reference loudspeakers the 93 dB efficient Cello
Stradivari Legends, and the super efficient 94 dB efficient Wilson
CUBs. The one constant in all these was that no matter how loudly I
played Stravinsky, Prong, Stevie Ray Vaughn or even Pink Floyd, I never
heard the ...
