Harman Luxury Audio Group is using High End Munich 2025 to announce the latest models hitting its JBL and Mark Levinson brands.
For the former this sees three new models added to JBL’s Summit loudspeaker series, with designs inspired by Himalayan peaks.
L-R: JBL Summit Ama, Summit Pumori and Summit Makalu (not to scale)
The two-way Ama standmount at £14,998 (including stands) features an 8″ HC4 cone woofer with a D2 compression driver and ‘HDI’ horn. Next up is the JBL Summit Pumori, a three-way floorstander which adds a 10″ bass woofer and 8″ midrange driver, while the range topping Makalu gets a 12″ woofer and 8″, mid driver with a price tag of £36,998.
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And for Mark Levinson its all about its new slick-looking 600 Series of reference amps, which includes the No 626 dual-mono preamp with internal Precision Link III DAC (capable of decoding up to 32-bit/384kHz PCM and native DSD) moving-magnet and moving-coil phono stage and dual power supplies, priced at £23,999.
The No 632 stereo power amp (£29,999) and No 631 monoblock (£37,999 per single unit) amps feature Class A/AB operation, Pure Path fully balanced signal paths and toroidal power supplies housed in their own dedicated chassis.
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