NAD Electronics has released a duo of amps, joining its Masters Series.
The M33 V2 BluOS streaming amp builds on its M33 predecessor with its ‘FOQUS’ analogue to digital converters and QRONO (ES9039PRO) DAC from MQA Labs, while Dirac Live Bass Control readiness is there for added low frequency control.
Joining this are XLR pre-outs plus a higher output subwoofer level. And with BluOS multi-room streaming, Apple AirPlay 2, aptX HD Bluetooth, HDMI eARC, and support for major smart home platforms, the M33 V2 is more than fit for sitting at the heart of a modern system.
M23 V2 stereo power amp is exactly that, with 200W per channel on offer into 8 ohms, or whopping 700W in bridged mode. Other enhancements include updated Eigentakt modules for refined timing and distortion suppression, a new 12V trigger output with timed delay plus balanced XLR and single-ended RCA inputs.
The M33 V2 costs £4,999, while the M23 V2 comes in at £3,499. Visit nadelectronics.com to find out more.
