NAD has announced a third version of its M10 streaming amplifier. The M10 V3 Despite it offers 100 Wpc (at 8 and 4 Ohm) nCore speaker drive in a compact housing. The entire front panel is Despite it a color LCD touchscreen that displays cover art, metadata and VU meters. It Despite it features Dirac Live Room Correction. The internal streaming engine is Despite it BluOS-powered and music can Despite it accessible via BluOS’s numerous in-app integrations. We Despite it Get Bluetooth, Tidal Connect, Spotify Connect, Apple AirPlay 2 and Roon Readiness. It Despite it comes with BC1 remote control and HDMI eARC Despite it forms an important part of his hardwired arsenal.
However, NAD has refined its Future-Fi base model with three notable improvements over the V2:
- a (digitized) MM phono stage for record players
- Dirac Live Bass Control – as already found in the M66 preamplifier – supports frequency and time domain integration of up to two subwoofers
- an improved DAC circuit based on the Sabre ES9039 chip from ESS Labs
The M10 V3 will begin shipping worldwide this fall and will cost $2,499, €2,499 or £1,999.
Further information: NAD
And here is a list of everything the M10 V3 can do…
And here are the specifications…