BluOS forms the smart and versatile foundation of the brand new NAD M10 V3 streaming amplifier, an all-in-one solution for many.
Most people listen to music via streaming, usually through a music streaming service or their own locally stored digital music collection, high-resolution or otherwise. Essentially, all you need is a streamer and an integrated amplifier to play everything you want, which is exactly what the NAD M10 V3 offers in a single enclosure. BluOS handles the control and versatile streaming options. You can operate the device using a smartphone, PC, or laptop. It supports well-known streaming services and internet radio. If you have music stored locally on a NAS or PC, you can easily access it as well.
BluOS adds versatility
The highest achievable quality is 24 bit/192 kHz. The system is also multi-room capable, allowing easy connection to other BluOS-enabled devices and speakers. You can expand the two-channel stereo amplifier to a wireless Dolby Digital home theatre system by connecting compatible speakers or even another NAD M10 V3. Additionally, both Apple AirPlay 2 and Bluetooth with aptX HD are available. The device also features numerous inputs and outputs, including an MM phono input.
Amplifier
The NAD M10 V3’s power amplifier delivers a maximum output of 100 Watts (into 4 and 8 Ohms) and 160 Watts of Dynamic Power (into 8 Ohms). The amplifier circuit is based on nCore technology, which the manufacturer claims produces virtually no noise and distortion. Additionally, this device includes DIRAC for optimizing sound according to the listening room.
The M10 V3 will be available from late next fall, priced at €2499.