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General| Power Output | 180W per channel (8Ω) |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz (±0.3dB) |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | >100dB (A-weighted) |
| Damping Factor | >150 |
| Input Impedance | 20 kOhms |
Covers essential safety rules for operation, cleaning, placement, and power.
Details grounding, cord protection, lightning, wiring, damage, and service safety.
Provides crucial safety warnings, cautions, and compliance notices for the product.
Offers guidance on placement, UK specific advice, environmental concerns, and model recording.
Details NAD's approach to analog circuit design and digital control for audio performance.
Describes the industrial design, user interface, and convenience features of the amplifier.
Explains the discrete JFET buffers, reed relay switches, and gain modules in the preamp.
Details the dual mono design, PowerDrive technology, and output stage capabilities.
Lists key features, box contents, packing, quick start, and installation notes.
Identifies and describes the buttons, display, and knobs on the front of the M3 amplifier.
Details the various input, output, and connection ports located on the back panel.
Illustrates and identifies the buttons for the M3 and ZR3 remote controls.
Explains how to connect various audio sources and pre-out/main-in links.
Details speaker connections, connector types, and IR system linking.
Covers trigger outputs, RS-232 interface, power switch, and AC power cable socket.
Describes how to use the M3 remote for volume, mode, balance, tone, and input selection.
Covers bi-amp settings, DVD/CD modes, and operations using the ZR3 remote control.
Provides solutions for common problems like no sound, channel issues, and LED indicators.
Lists detailed technical specifications, performance data, and physical dimensions of the M3.
Shows the table for assigning custom labels to the amplifier's input sources.
