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NAD C 272 Stereo Power Amplifier 150 WPC, 300 Watts Bridged
Start with the number that is not on the front: 150 watts per channel into 8 ohms and 150 into 4. Most amplifiers quote a comfortable 8 ohm figure and hope you never connect anything harder; this one holds its full rating into half the impedance, from a high-current Holmgren toroidal feeding all-discrete circuitry with NAD's PowerDrive topology behind it. A BRIDGE MODE switch on the back turns it into a single mono channel of roughly 300 watts into 8 ohms, so the system can be rearranged later rather than replaced. Very Good condition.
NAD C740 Stereo Receiver – 35WPC, ISC Topology, Remote Included
NAD 7225PE AM/FM Stereo Receiver — 25 WPC, Power Envelope
NAD T572 5-Disc CD Changer – HDCD Decoder, Coax & Optical Out
Five discs at once with an HDCD decoder on board — High Definition Compatible Digital folds roughly twenty bits of range into an ordinary sixteen-bit CD, and most players never had the decoder to read it. The carousel reloads four while the fifth keeps playing, which the cheaper T571 could not do. Coaxial and optical digital out, original NAD remote. Very good condition.
High Quality NAD 250 Watt 5.1 Receiver w/ Remote AVR T744
Fifty watts into each of the five channels with all of them driven at once, into 4 or 8 ohms, with NAD's Soft Clipping on the output. Six digital inputs — four coaxial, two TOSLink — all freely assignable, preamp outputs for 5.2 including a second subwoofer, and an amplifier input for three channels. RDS tuner with 30 presets, NAD remote, manual as a PDF.
