NAD Master Series M3 integrated amplifier Specifications

NAD Master Series M3 integrated amplifier Specifications

Older audiophiles remember the splash NAD made in the late 1970s with the introduction of their 3020 integrated amplifier ($175). Ridiculously cheap, it looked graceful and sounded warm, inviting, and holographic. Removable jumpers between the 3020's sections permitted enthusiasts to determine whether the magic resided in its preamp, its power amp, or in some synergy of both.

NAD Electronics International
633 Granite Court
Pickering, Ontario L1W 3K1
Canada
(800) 263-4641
www.nadelectronics.com

NAD Master Series M3 integrated amplifier Page 2

NAD Master Series M3 integrated amplifier Page 2

Older audiophiles remember the splash NAD made in the late 1970s with the introduction of their 3020 integrated amplifier ($175). Ridiculously cheap, it looked graceful and sounded warm, inviting, and holographic. Removable jumpers between the 3020's sections permitted enthusiasts to determine whether the magic resided in its preamp, its power amp, or in some synergy of both.

NAD Electronics International
633 Granite Court
Pickering, Ontario L1W 3K1
Canada
(800) 263-4641
www.nadelectronics.com

NAD Master Series M3 integrated amplifier

NAD Master Series M3 integrated amplifier

Older audiophiles remember the splash NAD made in the late 1970s with the introduction of their 3020 integrated amplifier ($175). Ridiculously cheap, it looked graceful and sounded warm, inviting, and holographic. Removable jumpers between the 3020's sections permitted enthusiasts to determine whether the magic resided in its preamp, its power amp, or in some synergy of both.

Do you still purchase digital audio discs (CD, SACD, DVD-A, etc) at the same rate as in the past few years? Why or why not?

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The mainstream media likes to report that the digital disc is dead, but is it? Do you still purchase digital audio discs (CD, SACD, DVD-A, <I>etc</I>) at the same rate as in the past few years? Or has your purchasing slowed down? Why or why not?

Listening #49 Page 2

Listening #49 Page 2

Here's something that's difficult to visualize but nonetheless true: If you attempt to isolate from their environment the working bits of a record player&mdash;the main bearing, platter, tonearm, and cartridge&mdash;by means of an elastic drive belt and a suspended subchassis of the usual sort, you'll create almost as many problems as you solve.

Listening #49

Listening #49

Here's something that's difficult to visualize but nonetheless true: If you attempt to isolate from their environment the working bits of a record player&mdash;the main bearing, platter, tonearm, and cartridge&mdash;by means of an elastic drive belt and a suspended subchassis of the usual sort, you'll create almost as many problems as you solve.

Need suggestions: vintage speakers

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I have some vintage speakers, but, I need to reduce my collection, (no space), but I have 4 different pairs of speakers, but can only keep one. I own IMF TSL 50 series 2; Altec Lansing model 15; JBL 100 century; and ESS Transliner. All the speakers have strengths and weakness, but I cannot seem to decide which pair to keep! Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thx

Audio Industry In Brief

Audio Industry In Brief

<B>Gracenote's CMI:</B> Many audiophiles are joyously embracing high-end music servers in their systems, but one vexing little problem has remained for serious music listeners: The metadata tags that work so well for popular music are completely inadequate for identifying classical works.

Satellite Radio: Deal or No Deal?

Satellite Radio: Deal or No Deal?

While both XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio have been growing their subscriber bases (almost 8 million for each), Wall Street has remained unimpressed. Both firms ended 2006 with stock prices that were approximately half their 2006 levels (Sirius at $3.54 and XM at $14.45).

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