NAD M25 - Pros & Cons

Krix's are very good value-for-money
Self selection is very good then
Musical compositions were presented very airy and crystal clear
It enhances movie soundtracks with impact and detail
The dialog was also crystal clear and sharp
M28 s clarity when playing this CD was simply stunning
NAD has made an impressive achievement
wide dynamic range with quiet moments
quality audio and video is shared and supported by his wife

they are so much heavier than Class D or Benchmark
amplifier fails to hit its rated power at the rated THD
masters series prices have skyrocketed
It may not display this or other websites correctly
scalable for this purpose
only measure one amplifier channel at a time
distortion numbers are higher than at 22 kHz bandwidth
the 60 Hz peak is still a bit visible
the chassis weight and inefficiency
Only two channels were active
zero-gauge cable
shrill effects like shattering glass

NAD - Video Reviews (1)

NAD M25 - Full Specifications

Audio output channels	7.1
Purpose	Home

Frequency range	20 - 20000
Input impedance	1.0 Ω
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR)	118.0 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)	0.1 %

Width	17.13 in
Depth	18.35 in
Height	7.87 in
Weight	96.34 lb

Connectivity technology	Wired
AC (power) in	yes

Colour of product	Grey,Silver
On/off switch	yes
Volume control	Digital

Maximum current	12.0 A

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NAD M25 NAD - Editorial Reviews (4)

4.8

Based on 4 reviews

HomeTheaterReview

Published: 27.10.2008

NAD Masters Series M25 Seven-Channel Amplifier Reviewed - HomeTheaterReview

4.5

The big M25 from NAD is part of their Masters Series, and for $3,499 it offers seven channels at 160 watts each. It's THX Ultra2-certified, meaning it passes the most stringent of tests by THX. Jerry Del Colliano puts the big amp to the test.