NAD Masters Series

Back in 2010, NAD turned the high-end audio world on its ear with their revolutionary M2 DirectDigital™ integrated amplifier. It combined the strengths of a Class D amplifier section — high efficiency and high power — with pristine sound that could compete with cost-no-object designs. Think of NAD's M32 as a "son of M2," offering a bit less brute power, but a lot more versatility and future-readiness. This flexible multi-tool of a component gives digital audio sources top priority, and the list of inputs includes optical, coaxial, balanced AES/EBU, and asynchronous USB. You also get three analog inputs, including an excellent phono input for connecting your turntable. The power amp section is conservatively rated at 180 watts per channel into 8 or 4 ohms, which means the M32 will drive virtually any pair of speakers. And a discrete headphone amp will make your headphones sing. The M32's digital and analog inputs can handle your best audio sources, including high-res digital downloads and vinyl. NAD's Direc...