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Please help identify the Font and number used in Logo Mark Levinson preamp ml-1

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Please help identify the Font and numbers used in Mark Levinson ML -1 Preamp. Thanks all

'mark levinson': no perfect match even with a better sample which makes me thinking it could be custom(ized) (or a freebie maybe); alternatives: Theo Ballmer, Stereotype, LoganFive, Design System, Nesobrite, Arkitech and Neogrey, Birdman, A Space

WOODBRIDGE CONNECTICUT USA: Arial (Rounded)/Arial Narrow (or squooshed) might work;

Digits and rest of the lettering: very "Trade Gothic/News Gothic/Bell Gothic/Griffith Gothic. Reminds me also a lot of Leroy Lettering machine;
alternatives: Engineering Plot, Planscribe, Leroy Lettering Light Beta 01, Gravur Condensed, Rendering, Simpliciter Sans, Gordon, Register Sans (open counter digits), Primer Print, Report, Oxymoron, TGL 0-16

Thanks for your reply.

Anyone can help me giving the exact and precise Font? Thanks alot

The only one who could give you "the exact and precise font" is probably the manifacturer that machine-engraved the piece in the seventies/eighties (http://www.marklev.com/2014/05/ml-1-preamplifier.html). But it would almost certainly be a custom typeface for engraving machines, in a proprietary format and with no direct relation with any digital font for personal computers.

Hi, thank you for your advise. Already contact the link you provide, but no reply yet. Anyway, thanks again

Anyone can advise me on this Font?

faithhiend, I'm very sorry nobody has identified it. I still think it's a custom job and has never been a digital font. Almost one week here and still no positive identification and unsolved at WhatTheFont Forum too... I think it'd be not so hazardous to definitely consider it as a custom logo work (meaning not a font).
Now depending on what you need, you have 3 options to reproduce this lettering:
- vector logo freely available to download http://here
- redo it from scratch which not be very long as it's monolined and quite geometric/symmetric/squared (starting with the previous sample I linked to)
- adapt one of my previous suggestions (I'd probably start with Arkitech Light)

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