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Product Descriptions
Product Descriptions
NAD Masters M23 V2: Sonic Purity and Effortless Power
The NAD M23 V2 HybridDigital™ Stereo Power Amplifier brings the refined engineering of the Masters series to your audio system. Designed for listeners seeking a transparent and dynamic sound, the M23 V2 combines ample power with exceptionally low distortion, allowing music and movie soundtracks to be experienced with clarity and depth.
At its core, the M23 V2 utilizes NAD's distinct implementation of second-generation Purifi Eigentakt™ amplifier technology. This design focuses on maintaining linearity and stability into any loudspeaker load. The result is a sound that is detailed and spatially accurate, rendering complex passages with composure and allowing you to hear your music with minimal coloration, as the artist intended.

Ample Power, Fine Detail:
The M23 V2 capably delivers 200 watts per channel into 8 ohms (and 380W into 4 ohms) in stereo. When bridged into mono mode, it provides 700 watts continuous (into 8 ohms). This level of power allows the amplifier to drive a wide range of loudspeakers, maintaining control during dynamic shifts in music and film scores. Expect clear highs, well-defined bass, and an articulate midrange, free of audible strain, revealing subtle details within your recordings.
Key Features & Attributes:
- Purifi Eigentakt™ Amplification: Engineered for very low noise and harmonic distortion. This contributes to a quiet background, allowing finer details in the music to become apparent and supporting true-to-source signal reproduction.
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Significant Power Reserves:
- Stereo Mode: 2 x 200W continuous into 8 ohms, 2 x 380W continuous into 4 ohms.
- Dynamic Power (Stereo): 2 x 260W into 8 ohms, 2 x 520W into 4 ohms.
- Bridged Mono Mode: 700W continuous into 8 ohms.
- Broad Loudspeaker Compatibility: A wide, flat frequency response and a high damping factor ensure consistent performance and controlled bass response with a variety of loudspeaker designs.
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Flexible Connectivity & Control:
- Balanced (XLR) and single-ended (RCA) auto-sensing inputs offer versatile system integration.
- A three-position adjustable gain control allows for optimized level matching with your preamplifier or source components.
- A 12V trigger input and a 12V trigger output (with a 1-second delay).
- Masters Series Construction: The M23 V2 is housed in a rigid, all-alloy casework. Magnetic iso-point feet are incorporated to provide effective vibration isolation, contributing to both mechanical stability and a clean aesthetic.
System Integration and Versatility:
The NAD M23 V2 is designed to serve as a capable foundation for a high-performance audio system. It can be paired with the NAD Masters M33 V2 BluOS Streaming Amplifier or the M66 BluOS Streaming DAC-Preamplifier, or integrated with other quality preamplifiers. Its power and clarity suit detailed two-channel listening and can also bring impact to home theatre setups.
FAQ:
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Q: Can I use the M23 V2 with a wide range of speakers?
A: Yes, the M23 V2's power output, low distortion characteristics, and high damping factor allow it to effectively drive many different types of home audio speakers, including models that present more demanding loads. -
Q: Does the amplifier tend to get hot during operation?
A: Due to its efficient HybridDigital Purifi Eigentakt™ design, the M23 V2 is engineered to maintain moderate operating temperatures, even during long listening periods at considerable volume levels. -
Q: What input connections does it offer?
A: The M23 V2 includes both balanced XLR and single-ended RCA inputs, with an auto-sensing feature to simplify connection to various audio sources and preamplifiers. -
Q: Is this amplifier suitable for both music and home theatre applications?
A: Yes, its ability to convey detail and deliver substantial power makes the M23 V2 well-suited for both nuanced music reproduction and the dynamic demands of home theatre sound.