NAD C 399 Hybrid Digital DAC Amplifier gets released with Dirac Room correction BluOS Streaming

Great Tech you can Buy Contact me on for sponsorship on Hottyblake2gmail.com NAD Electronics has just unveiled the new C 399 HybridDigital DAC Amplifier and with it the firm promises it is taking value and performance to a whole new level. You see although the C 399 is pitched as the new flagship integrated amplifier within NADs Classic Series it utilises the companys HybridDigital nCore amplification which until now has been available only on Masters Series amplifiers. That means the NAD C 399 boasts 180W per channel of continuous power and 250W per channel instantaneous power.  Also trickled down from the Masters Series is the Ess Sabre 32-bit384kHz ES9028 high-resolution DAC the same chip used in NADs Masters M10 and Masters M33 amplifiers. And the C 399 is also the first amplifier to incorporate the latest generation of NADs Modular Design Construction MDC technology: MDC2. Back in 2006 NAD introduced Modular Design Construction MDC its architecture for adding new functions to existing components. Several NAD products have rear-panel slots for MDC modules that perform UHD 4K support HDMI switching BluOS multi-room music streaming Dolby Atmos surround processing and the like but the C 399 is the first product to feature NADs new MDC2 architecture. Equipped with wi-fi and Ethernet the optional MDC2 BluOS-D module as seen below lets listeners play music from their favourite streaming services through the C 399 using the BluOS Controller app for Android iOS macOS and Windows. Like all BluOS enabled products the MDC2 BluOS-D has integrated support for dozens of streaming services and supports Apple AirPlay 2 Spotify Connect and Tidal Connect. Its two-way communication also enables the MDC2 BluOS-D to stream music from local sources connected to the C 399 to BluOS Enabled components in other rooms. In addition to two sets of speaker outputs the C 399 has preamp output jacks and dual subwoofer outputs. Two-way aptX HD Bluetooth allows 24-bit streaming from mobile devices and high-quality output to Bluetooth headphones. Also built-in is a dedicated headphone amplifier with low output impedance and high output voltage capability so the C 399 should be able to drive even demanding high-impedance studio monitor headphones. The C 399 has two optical and two coaxial digital inputs plus an HDMI-eARC port for playing audio from a connected TV while controlling the amplifier output with the TVs remote control. Analogue fans are well served too with two pairs of RCA line-level inputs plus a MM phono stage with RIAA equalization boasting extremely low noise and high overload margins. The phono preamp also features an innovative circuit that promises to suppresses the infrasonic noise present on all LPs without compromising bass response. The line inputs also have low-noise buffer amplifiers to prevent sonic degradation. The suggested retail price of the NAD C 399 is 1799 1999 which is around AU3380 with retail availability in time for the holiday season.,

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