NAD Master Series M3 integrated amplifier Specifications

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Description: Solid-state, two-channel, remote-controlled integrated amplifier with seven line inputs (including one balanced XLR). Rated maximum output power at clipping: 220W (23.4dBW). Continuous average output power: 180Wpc into 4 or 8 ohms (22.5dBW) within rated distortion. Dynamic power: 300Wpc (24.7dBW) into 8 ohms, 520W (27.2dBW) into 4 ohms, 700W (28.4dBW) into 2 ohms. Frequency response: 20Hz–20kHz, ±0.3dB (–3dB at >80kHz). Damping factor, ref. 8 ohms, 50Hz: >150. Amplifier input impedance (R, C): 20k ohms, 680pF. Input sensitivity, ref. rated power: 1.38V. Signal/noise (A-weighted): >107dB, ref. 1W; >130dB ref. rated power. Channel separation: not specified. Total harmonic distortion: <0.004%, 20Hz–20kHz.
Dimensions: 171/8" (435mm) W by 51/4" (135mm) H by 153/16" (386mm) D. Weight: 51.8 lbs (23.5kg) net, 67 lbs (30.5kg) shipping.
Serial Number Of Unit Reviewed: H61M300702, '300813.
Price: $2799. Approximate number of dealers: 350.
Manufacturer: NAD Electronics International, 633 Granite Court, Pickering, Ontario L1W 3K1, Canada. Tel: (800) 263-4641, (905) 831-0799. Web: www.nadelectronics.com.

COMPANY INFO
NAD Electronics International
633 Granite Court
Pickering, Ontario L1W 3K1
Canada
(800) 263-4641
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Matt N.'s picture

Thank you for the fantastic work you do with measurements. They have been a great tool, allowing me to narrow down the field when shopping for new products.

In Fig.5 it looks like the power output is actually 250W at 1%, not 235W. At 0.1% however it looks more like 235W. Was this a typo? Can you confirm this?

I'm using this amp to drive a pair of Revel Studio2s. My calculations tells me 235W is precisely enough to cover peaks of up to 105dB at my listening position, 9 1/5 feet from the speakers. Would you agree this amp has enough power for the Studio2s?

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