NAD Masters Series

Why get a separate preamp and power amp instead of a home theater receiver? Because you simply can't fit this much amp into a receiver. The Masters Series M27 is the most powerful amp NAD has built to date, offering 180 watts per channel with virtually no distortion. That power rating, like all of NAD's power specs, is a bit conservative. And it was measured driving all seven of this amp's channels. That is some serious power. Good luck finding a receiver that can match that output and sound transparent doing it. Together with the M17 preamp/processor (sold separately), the seven-channel M27 power amplifier forms an incredibly dynamic and powerful home theater system. The M27 employs the latest state-of-the-art Class D technology. It's come a long way over the years, and the M27 represents the pinnacle of Class D performance. It employs nCore®'s revolutionary amplification, with a hybrid analog/digital design that uses negative feedback to cancel out virtually all audible distortion. This allows the M27 to...