The first quartet may be selected in $5^4$ ways, the second in $4^4$ ways, the third in $3^4$ ways, and so on.
Hence the total number of sets of $5$ quartets
$\ =\dfrac{5^4 \times 4^4 \times 3^4 \times 2^4 \times 1^4}{5!} \qquad \{$each set of $5$ quartets can be selected in $5$! different orders$\}$
$\ =\dfrac{(5!)^4}{5!}$
$\ =(5!)^3$
$\ =1\,728\,000$