NAD Masters Series M28

Purifi Eigentakt technology is a sophisticated design that virtually eliminates distortion and noise, even when the amplifier is pushed to high output levels. Unlike traditional Class D designs, it maintains a consistent frequency response regardless of the speaker's impedance, ensuring your speakers sound exactly as intended.

Yes. The M28 is engineered to handle demanding speaker loads effortlessly. Its high current capability ensures that it remains stable and maintains consistent performance even with speakers that dip to low impedance levels.

Yes, the M28 features both XLR (balanced) and RCA (unbalanced) inputs. Using the balanced XLR inputs is recommended if your pre-processor supports them, as this helps minimize noise and interference over longer cable runs.

While the M28 is designed as a seven-channel powerhouse for immersive home theater, its transparent and refined sonic character makes it excellent for high-resolution music listening as well. It provides the clean, detailed power necessary for both explosive cinematic dynamics and subtle, nuanced musical passages.

No. Thanks to its highly efficient Class D design, the M28 generates significantly less heat than traditional Class AB amplifiers of similar power output. This efficiency allows it to deliver massive power without requiring massive heat sinks or active cooling fans.

No, the M28 is not bridgeable. It is designed to provide 200 Watts per channel across all seven channels simultaneously, which is more than enough power for the vast majority of home theater setups.