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NAD功放评测和NAD 304合并式功放评测合集

NAD功放评测和NAD 304合并式功放评测合集
NAD功放评测和NAD 304合并式功放评测合集

出一个9.9新的NAD304功放

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NAD发明专利柔性剪峰Soft

Clipping电路革命性令纯电晶体制作扩音机散溢出叫发烧友如痴如醉的甜美而柔媚之天文数字价位胆机才有的风韵!

当年what hi-fi 250英镑级别的5星功放。

“柔性剪峰”(Soft Clipping)是一个相当有用的功能,您可以选择开启或关闭此功能。一般人都有这样的经验:如果功放音量开得比较大,或音

乐电平起伏较大,功放的输出超过其额定功率,会产生削波失真,声音变紧、生硬、失真。而NAD的Soft Clipping电路正是通过适当减小输出

功率等办法来保持波形的完整,减少失真。如果只以适中功率使用NAD功放,则可关闭此功能;反之也可以开启,既可保护音箱,又可保护自己

的耳朵。

“气囊功率”(Power Drive)也是NAD的特色线路,这是NAD于上世纪80年代和90年代著名的Power Envelope电路技术的进一步发展和

改进,它能在瞬间高输出的情况下提供更强大的电源供给,使功放的大功率输出更稳定,驱动力更强,低频更出色。Power Drive电路与Power Envelope电路相比,效果更为显著,同时整体失真更小。

NAD 304 - Best SS amp ever?

I'm being silly, of course, but my experience with this integrated amp has been really baffling. I'll give a brief historical outline

I. Bought one in 1994 on the strength of Corey Greenberg's utterly excited "this is real high end audio for $300!" review in Stereophile (btw, this review isn't anywhere online that I can find). After owing it for a few days, the skeptical retailer asked me if it sounded as "glorious" touted? Well, powering my lil' Dahlquist DQ-16s, the answer was YES!

II. In 1995, something went wrong and I needed a repair. That was the old "green circuit board" version. Borrowed a Quad Amp and Preamp...maybe a 405 with matching preamp? Sounded big and warm.

III. Got the NAD 304 back with new Blue circuit board. Sounded way bigger, more dynamic, and clearer than the Quad set-up. Loved it! had to sell it off later that year to help with some debt.

IV. Bought one in 2008 for $175. I'm using it to power Triangle Zerius 202s.

I know, not the first combo you'd imagine, right? Sounds very clean and not lacking tonally, but now I'm looking for more dimensionality and palpable presence. I have tried using more powerful NAD amps, a high-powered Adcom, and I'm currently trying a Parasound HCA-750A. Everything sounds...ordinary. To be fair, the Parasound has warmed up and is starting to sound pretty good, but it doesn't exactly blow the 304 away.

Am I going to going to have to look at much more expensive gear? Tubes, maybe? Some of the amps I've tried have been very affordable, but the Quad and the

Adcom were kind of ridiculously high-priced IMO, and the 304 was hands-down the winner in those shootouts.

Has anyone else had a similar experience - and if so, what did you finally choose upgrade with?

Joelv(System | Threads | Answers | This Thread)

08-28-08

Responses (1-13 of 13)

Click title to read one, or click date to read all below it.

08-31-08To rephrase the question, have you ever upgraded from an n ...Joelv

09-03-08I am using one with a video system in the living

room-tryed ... Dred

09-03-08Right on, dred, thanks for sharing your experience! the

304 ...Joelv

10-10-08Nad amps are pretty good deal for the money and i agree

with ... Hieule5

10-10-08I owned a 304 for quite a few years, then passed it down

to ... Kbarkamian

10-13-08: Joelv

You know, I'm using the 304 as a pre-amp now. After a few months with my Triangles, I am hearing the 304's limitations... namely rolled off extreme highs and lows. Shortly after writing this, I spent some serious listening time with the Parasound amp and realized that it was pretty great, if a little "hard" sounding in my system.

I'm curious about the 315Bee and the 325Bee as well. I assumed they would

be only marginal improvements, but a remote control would be awesome.

I'm curious about the B&K ST-140 (the older, 70WPC one), the ST-120, and the newest Parasound Zamp. I've also heard some great things about the Onkyo

A9555 Class D integrated.

Finally, I take no offense at anyone's opinions about the 304 (or any of my gear) for that matter. Taste is taste, and good is good. Cheers!

Joelv(System | Threads | Answers | This Thread)

10-13-08: Kijanki

Joelv - my brother has NAD (I don't remember model #) and he replaced stock jumpers (thick U shaped bars) between pre and power amp with Audioquest Python jumpers (6" $25). It opened rolled off top end.

Kijanki(System | Threads | Answers | This Thread)

10-13-08: Mapman

What do you use for source units? Cd/digital or phono or both?

Mapman(System | Reviews | Threads | Answers | This Thread)

10-13-08: Kbarkamian

I'm not sure if the source question was directed to me, but I'll chime in...

Original source I used was a Playstation1 while I saved money. Upgraded that to an NAD 523 changer. Huge improvement. From the 523 to a Rega Apollo. Even bigger improvement. The 304 was good enough to show definite differences each time. Even non-hifi guys heard big differences.

Original turntable was a Technics SL-BD2 with Grado Blue. Upgraded that to a Pro-Ject 1Xpression. Added a Dynavector 10x5 and Speed Box. The only piece I didn't hear through the 304 at one point or another was the 10x5.

Regarding the 304 to 320BEE...

Everything is improved. Lows, mids, highs, noise. etc. Not a night and day difference IMO, but an overall improvement. You lose a phono stage. Gain a remote and 15 solid watts. Those 15 watts may seem insignificant on paper, but they become very obvious when driving speakers louder, in a larger room, more difficult speakers, etc.

I thought the price was well worth it for the 320BEE. I haven't heard the 315BEE. I heard very little difference between the 320BEE and 325BEE. Personally, I'd save a few bucks and get the right 320BEE over a 325BEE.

If no good ones were available for the right price, then get a 325BEE.

JR

Kbarkamian(Answers | This Thread)

10-18-08: Joelv

My sources are: SONY DVP-NS715P as a CD / DVD player, Technics SL1200 with KAB Fluid damper and Cardas arm rewire w/several cartridges :)

I replaced the jumpers with 20" of Kimber PBJ which is different, though not an obvious improvement.

I can also say that the phono stage on the 304 is not quite as robust sounding as the one on the 7100 (at twice the retail cost)... which, while I'm at it, has anyone here used the Bellari phono stage? $250 and Stereophile Class B rating from Michael Fremer... is it really that good? I'm skeptical.

I miss Lonnie Brownell's reviews. I found that his and, previously, Corey Greenberg's reviews were aligned with my own tastes more than anyone. I also have a soft spot for Sam Tellig.. but I'm way off topic here. :)

I'm unemployed, so no new gear for me for awhile. Anyone need a recording engineer?

-Joel

Joelv(System | Threads | Answers | This Thread)

10-19-08: Phasecorrect

The Nad 3155 intergrated is very highly regarded...and more difficult to find(maybe ebay but thats a whole other post)...at any rate...NAD amps are phenominal value for the money...they sound big, bold, and very in control...much more like a high powered hi-end amp...I also have heard nightmere stories regarding QC issues concerning their CDPs...just

my .o2....

Phasecorrect(Reviews | Threads | Answers | This Thread)

04-06-09: Joelv

An update: My stalwart 304 has developed some problems -

flakiness/fuzzyness/intermittent cutting out in the right channel. I understand capacitors and solder joints are usually to blame, so I'm going to have it repaired.

In its stead, I'm using my new Trends TA-10.1, touted as 6 Watts of

giant-killing, audiophile magic.

So far, I'm disappointed, but I am waiting for the batteries to discharge and recharge so I can try that option.

Joelv(System | Threads | Answers | This Thread)

04-13-09: Joelv

OK I just have to update this.

I now feel that the Trends TA10.1 is the best amplifier that I've ever owned. It's in another league, completely, from the NAD. Big sound stage, stable, big images, gobs of detail.

I'm out of town but will likely post a review of this when I'm back. If anyone wants to discuss how awesome the Trends TA 10.1 is, feel free to e-mail. I'm thrilled!

Anubis,

I've read a review somewhere on the net, but can't remember where. It was by one of the major magazines, maybe Stereophile?

I used to own the 304. It's currently anchoring my 14 year old brother's Xbox/iPod/Insignia speaker system (the Insignias that everyone was raving about).

I replaced the 304 with a 320BEE. My only reason was kind of stupid - I wanted a remote control. If this helps, tonally they sound very similar. The 320BEE is a little more refined, but the 304 seems to have a flatter frequency response to my ears.

The phono input is very good. To be honest, I thought it was somewhat better than the NAD PP2 phono stage.

I've hooked up a lot of different speakers - from totaly garbage 'White Van' speakers to some power hungry NHT towers. While I was in college and a few years afterward, a lot of friends used my 304 as a reference amp, hence the multitude of speakers tried. It never had a problem with any speaker attached as long as I didn't try to make it do impossible things.

Depending on your room size and speaker efficiency, it may or may not have enough power. In an average sized room, I had no problems driving my PSB Image T55 towers or PSB Century 500i to loud levels.

Keep in mind that any 304 amp probably 15 or so years old. Depending on use or lack thereof, care taken for it, etc., your results may vary quite a bit. Mine (now my

brother's) is very well taken care of.

The only fault that I've ever encountered was the solder joints for the inputs. My father being the master mechanic that he is says that they weren't soldered very well. He resoldered the phono and cd inputs for me. Never had any other problems.

What else can I tell you... I'm not too sure. Feel free to ask any questions.

Anubis

Bronze Member

Username: Anubis

Birmingham, West Midlands England

Post Number: 60

Registered: May-06 Posted on Thursday, February 22, 2007 - 11:13 pm:

Thankyou, Stu. I found that very helpful, as a matter of fact.

I'm still weighing one 304 against many others, including a C357, which I simply can't afford now.

There is also a 716 surround amp. I'm used to very simple, 2 channel sound. It will probably bid up to more than the deposit for a new one anyhow.

Then my 'sensible voice' starts up with "get the 3155 - its got to be better than your old 3225PE..!" Not necessarily, though... Hard choice, without being able to listen.

Then perhaps I could always make-do with that old 3130, I could have: ?49 +postage on a 'Buy It Now'.

Ah... I dunno. I've had to go away and cool off from it all. I can't decide which will be best for me. Oh for the buying power, to just walk into a showroom...

The thing that turns me on, is when you find a gem; Like with my old 3020... But I've simply outgrown it's limitations.

Cheers,

V

Stu Pitt

Gold Member Username: Stu_pitt

Irvington, New York USA

Post Number: 1584 Registered: May-05 Posted on Friday, February 23, 2007 - 01:33 pm:

What do you have right now? The 3225PE I presume?

If you own that and it's in operable condition, most of the ones listed will probably be a lateral move IMO.

If you don't have anything right now and need a temporary band-aid, pretty much any of them will suffice, as long as they can drive your speakers. They all have the a similar house sound.

The C352 would hands down be the best of the bunch IMO.

If you're looking for a short term replacement and loved your 3020, the 304 will probably run closest. It'll most likely have the limitations the 3020 did. Its 35 wpc. If you need specs on any NAD gear, search around the NAD website. I believe they have old brochures with specs on PDF format in the Support section.

I'll be out of town and away from the computer for a few days. If you need more help, let me know.

Anubis

Bronze Member

Username: Anubis

Birmingham, West Midlands England

Post Number: 65

Registered: May-06 Posted on Friday, February 23, 2007 - 03:26 pm:

Yes, I have the 3225PE, which is broken. I have a 3020 standing in in the living room, but when the 3225 was operational, the 3020 was on computer/art studio duty.

To be honest, Stu, your comments speak volumes to me, compared with a mere list of specs. Because most tech talk is chinese to me, I find that by reading (honest) reviews, where a tester has listened critically and mentioned both low and high points, gives me the best idea about a piece of gear.

Of course, silly as it sounds, I've avoided the BEE models and I think this is down to the fact they've all too often been laid against the C357, whose general reputation is of the best NAD can provide in this price bracket.

I still sometimes wonder about what a new C320 BEE would do for me, in reality. I can get this, possibly the entry level, new, for around ?200.

V

Nuck

Gold Member Username: Nuck

Post Number: 5986 Registered: Dec-04 Posted on Friday, February 23, 2007 - 07:07 pm: V, does that 320BEE come with a phono?

Anubis Posted on Friday, February 23, 2007 - 10:01 pm:

I'm not sure, although noticing after a certain point, NAD simply stopped putting internal phono stages into their amps, I would not be

Bronze Member

Username: Anubis

Birmingham, West Midlands England

Post Number: 66

Registered: May-06 surprised to find it doesn't.

Which is a shame, because the big selling factor for NAD is VFM. As the amps have become more powerful and ISC came in, they've dropped the stages.

Still, I trust that they'll be worth it in many ways.

V

Anubis

Bronze Member Username: Anubis

Birmingham, West Midlands England

Post Number: 67

Registered: May-06 Posted on Friday, February 23, 2007 - 10:03 pm:

Actually, damn it... I seem to recall now that it does... I'd have to check.

V

Stu Pitt

Gold Member Username: Stu_pitt

Irvington, New York USA

Post Number: 1585 Registered: May-05 Posted on Saturday, February 24, 2007 - 11:13 pm:

None of the current NAD integrateds have an internal phono stage. They have an input called "disc," but its not a true phono input. They label it that way so you can connect an external phono stage to it. I run mine with a PP-2. It suffecient for me for now. When I re-do the system, it'll definitely be replaced.

If your budget is tight, the 320BEE could be the way to go. If your budget can stretch it, the 352 is easily worth the added price. It sounds much more natural and doesn't have the frequency response bumps the 320BEE has. The 372 may be better than the 352, but if you don't need the extra power it may not be worth your time.

Just some food for thought.

Anubis

Bronze Member

Username: Anubis

Birmingham, West Midlands England Post Number: 75 Posted on Thursday, March 01, 2007 - 02:28 am:

I wouldn't look at either of the BEE models, since my review sources tell me these are the entry level amps in the NAD range and therefore may be coloured slightly, to accept a cheaper range of speakers.

I wouldn't consider buying a C357 new, because at it's current RRP, it's way above budget. The C352 is something of an improvement over the older C350 (more on this in a moment!) and would seem to more than adequately fulfill my requirements for neutrality, soundstaging and

Registered: May-06 bass control. Only problem is that a new one is more than I can afford

right now and second hand, well - they are shooting up above my

current budget... So...

I'm about to become the proud owner of a once award winning...

C350!

In very nearly mint condition, too!. Box, manual, fully working

remote.

Considering I was looking for a rough patch for a broken 3225PE,

along the lines of 3030 and 3130, as you might imagine, I'm very

excited, awaiting it's arrival!

V

Anubis

Bronze Member

Username: Anubis

Birmingham, West Midlands England

Post Number: 76

Registered: May-06 Posted on Thursday, March 01, 2007 - 02:34 am:

Oh - and what I've saved, I shall put towards an outboard phono stage in future. I can wait for now, to hear my vinyl - while I use CD and all those other useful inputs. I think it's better to be patient and build the system back up, slowly, than to try and cram everything into a small budget at once.

V

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图2 图2 电子管合并式功放电原理图 图2为电子管合并式功放电原理图。输入电压放大级采用目前最流行的SBPP电路,由双三极电子管6N11担任,该管屏流与跨导值大,屏极线性范围宽,输入动态范围大。输入的音频信号由下管栅极输入,工作于共阴极方式;上管工作于共栅极方式,经放大后的音频信号由上管阴极输出。本输入级的特点是:输入阻抗高,输出阻抗低,因此,本前级放大具有传输损耗小,抗干扰性能好,频率响应特性好,特别是高频特性极佳,高频瞬态响应特性好的优点。 倒相放大级采用长尾式倒相电路,将输入级的音频信号直接耦合至倒相级。这样不但拓宽了频响;同时又减少了因极间耦合电容带来的相位失真。本电路由双三极电子管6N1l 或6N6来担任。上管为激励管;下管为倒相管。两管共用阴极电阻,并具有深度电流负反馈的作用,故稳定性能好,相移失真小,共模抑制能力强。对上管来说是串联输入;对下管来说是并联输入。当有音频信号输入时,利用两管阴极的互耦作用,使屏极与阴极电流均随之变化,由于两管屏极负载电阻的阻值相同,两管输出电压的幅值相等,而两管屏极的输出电压方向相反,从而完成了倒相放大工作。 值得注意的是:前级输入放大管与倒相级放大管的阴极电位均接近100V,所以在选用双三极电子管代用时不能忽视,因为一般的双三极电子管,其阴极与灯丝之间的耐压均不超过100V,超过此极限电压时,将会导致灯丝与阴极间的击穿。故比较适合使用的双三极管有:6Nll、6N6、12AX7、12AU7等。 此外,还必须注意的是倒相管栅极对地电容的容量可从0.1—0.22μF,耐压400V 以上,不允许有丝毫的漏电,否则将会影。向倒相级的工作状态,因此必须选用高质量的CBB电容为最佳。

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AB类放大是AV放大器常用的一种方式,综合了A类与B类两方面的特点,效率高于A类放大器,失真小于B 类放大器。在工作特性上,AB类放大器引入了非线性工作点,让信号接近于零时两个晶体管导通,大信号时,转向B类的工作方式。这里讲讲A类和B类放大电路的一些特点。A类放大方式出现的时间最早,其工作特性是输出级晶体管始终处于导通状态。这类放大器的优势在于具有极佳的线性输出,信号失真低,缺点是工作效能低,仅为20%~30%,其余部分都转化为热能,需要搭配大型的散热装置。因此,A类放大器会非常庞大且重量十足。B类放大方式是为了克服A类方法在效率上的不足而研发出来的。其工作特性是使用了双晶体管,每个输出级的晶体管仅在信号波形半个周期内导通,分别用于正负周期。B类放大方式的特点是在效能上取得相当理想的效果,发热量低,但是缺点也明显,会出现交越失真,线性并不出色,失真严重。

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