Hi!I'm looking for some advice regarding my aging NAD C370. I've noticed recently that the volume sometimes dips for no apparent reason while watching TV / listening to music / gaming and am starting to imagine that I hear some sounds being distorted while listening to certain CDs that I don't notice on other equipment. I can also hear the distortion through headphones attached to the NAD, so it's not the speakers. Anyway.. - Can anyone offer any advice on what might be causing the issues I'm having?- Is there a chance it just needs a good dusting? It's never been opened.- Is it worth having the AMP repaired or would it be more cost effective to buy a new amp?- Does anyone have a suggestion for a suitable replacement? I have a Marantz CD6005 and a pair of Monitor Audio Silver 8is. I mainly use this system for music (electronic and jazz mostly), but also need inputs for TV and consoles. I wouldn't want to spend much more that £300. Any advice is appreciated!Thanks.
NAD C370 repair/replacement advice sought
- Thread starter Huxtapaz
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Overdose
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The NAD is a capable and relatively powerful hifi amp and as such, replacement with a new amp will not be possible at your budget, so you are left with either a repair or another used amp.
A slightly different approach would be to use an Aune X1 mk II with a Behringer A500. The A500 could be considered fugly, but it's got heaps of power to grip your speakers.
You could always hide the power amp under the sofa.
A slightly different approach would be to use an Aune X1 mk II with a Behringer A500. The A500 could be considered fugly, but it's got heaps of power to grip your speakers.
You could always hide the power amp under the sofa.
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