NAD M25 SEVEN CHANNEL POWER AMPLIFIER - In Great Conditioned - Recently Serviced
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:7004409 | Brand: NAD |
NAD M25 SEVEN CHANNEL POWER AMPLIFIER - In Great Conditioned - Recently Serviced. Shipped with UPS Ground.
Selling my NAD M25 power amp. It's an awesome amp, extremely powerful, and it weighs enough to make sure you know that... It's actually a design with 7 monoblock amps inside of one chassis, different than many amp designs. It handles 160 watts @ 8 ohms driven at all channels simultaneously or can hit up 220 watts @ 8ohms, 385 watts @ 4 ohms, or 485 watts @ 2 ohms. This thing c...an handle any speakers you throw at it.
I'm the second owner and had it recently serviced by Tapehead Electronics in Austin because there was an issue with it not being able to go into standby mode since I first got it. It's always sounded great and functioned fine, it just couldn't shut off so I had it on a switched outlet which my preamp controlled on my power strip. It's all in tip top shape.
I've used it on a few different sets of speakers, currently ELAC UB5s, and it's a powerful enough amplifier to run anything I've ever thrown at it. The detail is really incredible since this is NAD's Masters Series amp, the nicest stuff they make. I currently run it with the Marantz AV7703 but have also used an older Marantz preamp and the NAD T175HD.
If you're not familiar with the amp search the reviews on Home Theater Review or Sound and Vision. This is true audiophile stuff and it sounds great.
Selling my NAD M25 power amp. It's an awesome amp, extremely powerful, and it weighs enough to make sure you know that... It's actually a design with 7 monoblock amps inside of one chassis, different than many amp designs. It handles 160 watts @ 8 ohms driven at all channels simultaneously or can hit up 220 watts @ 8ohms, 385 watts @ 4 ohms, or 485 watts @ 2 ohms. This thing c...an handle any speakers you throw at it.
I'm the second owner and had it recently serviced by Tapehead Electronics in Austin because there was an issue with it not being able to go into standby mode since I first got it. It's always sounded great and functioned fine, it just couldn't shut off so I had it on a switched outlet which my preamp controlled on my power strip. It's all in tip top shape.
I've used it on a few different sets of speakers, currently ELAC UB5s, and it's a powerful enough amplifier to run anything I've ever thrown at it. The detail is really incredible since this is NAD's Masters Series amp, the nicest stuff they make. I currently run it with the Marantz AV7703 but have also used an older Marantz preamp and the NAD T175HD.
If you're not familiar with the amp search the reviews on Home Theater Review or Sound and Vision. This is true audiophile stuff and it sounds great.
