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1	listed since 03/2009	NAD C 326 BEE AV Amp; Technology: Digital Amplifier NAD's C326BEE has aesthetics and construction that can't easily be overlooked. Musicality in audio reproduction … 2 Reviews
2	listed since 03/2008	NAD C355BEE Integrated Amplifier; Technology: Transistor Amplifier; Number of Channels: 2 Capable of pumping out the bass in typical NAD fashion, the C355BEE certainly doesn't deviate from the path set out by its forbears. Unfortunately, What Hi … 1 Review
	listed since 05/2009	NAD C 375 BEE Integrated Amplifier Lack of engagement despite an overall competence mars NAD's C375BEE amplifier. Lazy dynamics and attack and … 1 Review
	listed since 08/2007	NAD C 315 BEE Integrated Amplifier; Technology: Transistor Amplifier "... The C315BEE may appear unassuming, but its musical impact is unashamedly spectacular." 2 Reviews
	listed since 06/2007	NAD C 325BEE amplifier / C 525BEE CD Player Integrated Amplifier "Lack of momentum and off-the-pace definition spoils the NADs' chances." 1 Review
	listed since 07/2006	NAD C 325 BEE Integrated Amplifier "If you're looking for an easy-going, musical amplifier you should give this NAD a go." 1 Review
	listed since 10/2006	NAD Masters Series (M55/M15/M25) Pre-amp, Power Amplifier "... with enough power to lift your roof, yet with all the fine detail to satisfy even most demanding audiophile." 1 Review
	listed since 07/2007	NAD T515 / T754 Home Cinema in a Box "The receiver is fairly impressive, but the player less so; together they make a good, but not great system." 1 Review

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"Big NAD lacks bark and bite"

1 Amplifier

What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision

Issue 7/2009

On test: NAD C 375 BEE

An impressive-looking amp on paper, with room at the rear to slot in a phone module, masses of connectivity and vast amounts of power - up to 500W per channel at peak or 150W continuous - NAD's C375BEE is all the more disappointing for not making the most of it. Review details: Single Test → Test results

"Budget belters to power up your tunes, from £250"

1 Amplifier, and 3 additional Amplifiers (approx. £290 - £400)

What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision

Issue 5/2009

On test: NAD C 326 BEE, Marantz PM6002, Rotel RA-04, Yamaha HiFi A-S 700

Begin your audio components experience by adding a separate amplifier to your kit. These entry-level models are all exceptional though the technology, features and specifications might appear a little uninspiring. The results though are all that matter. Review details: Four budget stereo amplifiers were reviewed and rated on sound, build and features. Final verdicts of 3 x "excellent" and 1 x "very good" were awarded. → Test results

"New NAD makes music flow"

1 Amplifier (approx. £300)

What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision

Issue 4/2009

On test: NAD C 326 BEE

Sometimes producing a sound that struck listeners as cold, NAD's latest stereo amplifier, the C326BEE impresses with all the usual styling and features and a sound that is responsive and compelling, making the listening experience all the more enjoyable. Review details: Single Test → Test results

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