NAD C375BEE

Description

• Strong power delivery: 150 W × 2 into 8 Ω (and same into 4 Ω), which means it can drive a wide variety of speakers including some moderately demanding ones without strain.  
• Good build quality: Large toroidal power transformer, strong output stage with multiple output transistors per channel, discrete circuitry. This tends to provide steady performance, good dynamics, and reliability.  
• Modular / expandable design: You can add optional modules like a phono input (MM/MC) via NAD’s PP375 phono module. There’s potential also for a DAC module (MDC DAC) in some versions. This gives flexibility if your system evolves.  
• Useful features:
  • Tone controls (bass & treble) with bypass (“defeat”) so you can go direct/neutral.  
  • Multiple line inputs (7 inputs including tape loops) so many sources can be connected.  
  • Speaker A & B outputs, bridging/mono mode, pre-out/main-in loops (allows you to use only the power amp section or integrate external gear).  
  • “Soft Clipping” circuit to protect speakers when the amplifier is overdriven.  
• Sound characteristics: According to reviews: generally musical, good control at high volumes, neutral mids, strong bass weight. Some criticism that it “hardens” a little at very high volume or in busy passages; perhaps less dynamic “slam” than some more expensive flagship units.  

Technical Description 
Here are the technical specifications, taken from NAD official documentation and reliable review sources: