NAD Electronics just announced the NAD M10 V3 BluOS Streaming Amplifier is now available. Building upon its predecessor the M10 V2, the M10 V3 features improved audio performance and the latest generation of technologies including MM Phone Input and Dirac Live Bass Control as an update, which will be available during the last quarter of 2024. The new BluOS streaming amplifier which is priced at US $2,499 / EUR €2,499 / GBP £1,999, can now be purchased through authorized NAD retailers and will include the new BC1 Remote Control.
To deliver virtually zero noise or distortion, the M10 V3 features a HybridDigital amplifier with nCore technology to deliver a remarkable 160 watts of Dynamic Power (8 Ohms). The audio circuitry is also designed around a new ESS SABRE ES9039 DAC, one of the world’s best digital-to-analogue converters with unprecedented dynamic range and ultra-low distortion. To house these latest audio technologies, the M10 V3 is beautifully designed with a brushed aluminium chassis and a beautiful full-colour touchscreen display.
The latest generation of the M10 further offers several input and output options to connect any source, including a new dedicated MM phono input, USB Type A, RCA stereo, optical and coaxial. Listeners can conveniently enjoy both digital and analogue source and can enjoy an enhanced audio experience in a variety of ways.
By using BluOS, the powerful multi-room music platform, the M10 V3 can be controlled from any smartphone, tablet or desktop. Users can stream popular music streaming services, internet radio stations, and personal music libraries. BluOS allows for hi-res audio up to 24-bit/192kHz and users can connect to other BluOS enabled speakers and audio systems for a multi-room music experience throughout the home creating a streamlined audio experience.
The M10 V3 is will also be ready to support Dirac Live Bass Control towards the end of 2024, allowing for revolutionary bass management in multi-subwoofer setups. With Dirac Live Bass Control available as a payable upgrade, users can experience Dirac’s app and sophisticated room correction technology to measure room acoustics and eliminate standing waves and unwanted distortions.
