NAD C320 Reviews

NAD have been making great hifi kit for decades, though you'd never guess to look at them. Most of their range comes housed in highly unimaginative grey boxes, and look like military equipment from the Cold War. It's what's inside that matters though, and here this amp doesn't disappoint. At a cost of a mere £200, this is at the very ...

I've been using the NAD C320 BEE, which I purchased for £160, for over a month plugged into a pair of Kef Q1 speakers as a replacement to a Rotel RA-931 amplifier. The amp (2x50W) is powerful enough to drive any pair of budget/mid-range bookshelf speakers and works well with the Kef's producing a sound more punchy than the Rotel. It ...

Classed as bottom of the NAD range, but to anyone with a discerning ear, and a limited budget for their first foray into 'real hi-fi', you'd be hard pressed to find better! I have mine connected ( via profigold interconnects and gale flat speaker cable) to a NAD C521 cd deck, and a Denon TU260 Mk11. The system is played ...

Winner of the 1998 What Hi-Fi? Best Buy Amplifier Award, this truly is a Amplifier that will stand up to the competion. True its simple, typical NAD, design can leave you feeling abit like, 'what's all that money for then?' but it well worth the price tag. The Amplifier offers a respecatble 40W of power that is easily ...