reubensm
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Some of the great NAD integrated models (in my opinion):Thank you for the response and guidance.
Assume you were to buy the latest C series ? Which one would you consider ?
I used to own 320BEE ,316BEE and 375BEE and preferred the 316BEE.
3020 (version 2), 3020A, 3020B (but these are low power amps)
304, 306 (306 if you like audio bells and whistles)
320, 340, 370
3150 (sellers may demand huge prices saying it has dual transformers and mono-block power amps etc. This is actually NAD using 2 separate single winding transformers with a single PSU board, instead of using a single 2-winding center tap transformer with a single PSU board. There is nothing mono-block about its design. Buyers don't know this)
3300 (again like the 306, if you like audio bells and whistles)
From the current range:
316bee if I was looking for a small amp to use with my PC or my bedroom setup, perhaps with a cd player and bookshelf speakers
326bee if I was looking for a 50-50 analog amp for my main setup and if I had a phono box to plug in
356bee if I was looking for higher power and if i wanted plugin options for a phono-board and DAC
375bee would be my go to amp, great power ratings, with plugin options for a phono-board and DAC, and of course, if I had the budget for it
165bee and 275bee, if I was looking at separates in the same class as the 375bee but pure analog (without the DAC), and if I had the budget for it
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