For the first time, a high end purist multichannel amplifier from Mark Levinson and his associates. The M1 is designed to be driven from multichannel DVD players that produce 5.1 outputs. It can also reproduce two channel sources with the warmth, clarity and dynamics that are the hallmark of Red Rose Music amplifiers. Because the M1 contains only pure discrete analog circuitry, it won't be out of date as digital chips evolve.

The M2 is a new modular loudspeaker concept developed by Mark Levinson and his associates. Because of its modular design, the M2 can be used to create a wide variety of systems, from simple two channel, using a pair if M2's, to more elaborate surround sound or multi channel arrays utilizing stacks of 2, 4, or 8 M2's per channel. Each array can be driven from a medium power amplifier. The new M1 Multi Channel Amplifier is an ideal way to power virtually any M2 system. The M2's can be mounted free standing, onwall or in-wall, as the application requires. For the system designer, the M2 offers freedom from having to keep track of dozens of models that come and go, each offering pros and cons. If the needs of the customer change over time, more M2's can be added to produce the desired results.

The M3 is the first powered subwoofer offered by Mark Levinson and his associates in 30 years, so you would expect that this is something special. Low frequencies are the foundation of the music. Bass which is weak, muddy, ill-defined or boomy can ruin the listening experience. The M3 is designed to enhance the audio by reproducing the low frequencies with a no-compromise approach that complements the high quality of the M1 multichannel amplifier and M2 modular speaker. A single M3 can be used for most applications. Those searching for more can use 2, 3, or 4 M3's, each powered by its own internal 200W amplifier. Listeners using 4 or 8 M2's per channel will appreciate the way 4 M3's balance the awesome dynamics of the system.