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NAD Unveils New NAD Masters M10 V3 BluOS Streaming Amplifier

CEDIA 2024, DENVER, CO, August 28, 2024 – NAD Electronics, a renowned leader in high-performance audio, proudly introduces the NAD M10 V3 BluOS Streaming Amplifier. This latest iteration delivers enhanced performance and cutting-edge audio technology. The M10 V3, with its elegant design featuring a full-color touchscreen display and a brushed aluminum chassis, offers 100 watts per channel of nCore amplification and is equipped with an industry-leading ESS SABRE® ES9039 DAC, ensuring exceptional dynamic range and ultra-low distortion. Additionally, the M10 V3 is prepped to support Dirac Live Bass Control, revolutionizing bass management for multi-subwoofer setups. Priced at US $2,499 / EUR €2,499 / GBP £1,999, the M10 V3 will be available worldwide in late Fall and will include the new BC1 Remote Control.

“The original M10, launched in 2019, exceeded our expectations in both design and performance,” said Cas Oostvogel, Product Manager at NAD Electronics. “The M10 V3 builds on that legacy, incorporating advanced DAC technology while seamlessly blending modern music streaming convenience with the timeless warmth of vinyl listening.”

The M10 V3 boasts a HybridDigital™ amplifier with nCore® technology, delivering 100 watts of continuous power (into 8 and 4 Ohms) and an impressive 160 watts of dynamic power (8 Ohms) with virtually no noise or distortion. The audio circuitry features the advanced ESS SABRE® ES9039 DAC, renowned as one of the world’s premier digital-to-analog converters, offering unparalleled dynamic range and ultra-low distortion.

Designed for versatility, the M10 V3 includes a comprehensive array of inputs and outputs to connect to virtually any source. A new dedicated MM phono input with RIAA equalization has been added to recreate the authentic warmth of vinyl records. Other inputs include a USB Type-A for connecting a computer or music drive, RCA stereo, Optical, and Coaxial for both analog and digital sources. Additionally, the M10 V3 is equipped with HDMI eARC for superior audio when watching TV, enjoying shows, movies, and games.

The M10 V3, powered by BluOS, the advanced multi-room music platform, allows control from any smartphone, tablet, or desktop, enabling streaming from popular music services, internet radio, and personal music libraries stored on network drives or computers. It supports high-resolution audio streaming up to 24-bit/192kHz and can connect to other BluOS-enabled speakers and audio systems for a multi-room music experience throughout the home. BluOS also allows the M10 V3 to transform from a two-channel stereo amplifier into a wireless Dolby Digital home theater system. Using the BluOS app, the M10 V3 can wirelessly connect to a second M10 V3 or other BluOS-enabled speakers, creating an immersive 4.1 home theater system from a sleek, compact device. The M10 V3 also supports Apple AirPlay 2 and aptX HD Bluetooth for limitless streaming from any app or service.

Dirac Live Bass Control is now available for the M10 V3. With Dirac Live Room Correction and Bass Control, users can leverage Dirac’s sophisticated room correction technology to measure room acoustics and eliminate standing waves, reverberations, and other unwanted distortions. With the Dirac Live Bass Control upgrade, users can optimize subwoofer outputs in both time and frequency, achieving smooth, seamless integration between subwoofers and main speakers. The new BC1 Remote Control, included with the M10 V3, features an EQ button for selecting pre-programmed Dirac filter profiles.

“With Dirac Live Bass Control on the NAD M10 V3, we’ve seamlessly integrated Dirac’s advanced bass management algorithms to ensure optimal performance, delivering precise and immersive low-frequency experiences,” said Cas Oostvogel, Product Manager at NAD Electronics. “Our collaboration with Dirac underscores our commitment to elevating audio quality, providing listeners with unmatched sound clarity and depth for both stereo and home theater environments.”