NAD 916 specifications

Brand : NAD

General

Tech nical data

features

per channel ungebrückt (i.e., for each of the 6 channels):
- 8 Ohm s: 30 W continuous power output (20 Hz - 20 kHz)
- at 4 Ohm s: 65 W, output power
- 2-Ohm : 85 W output power
per channel bridged (i.e., for each of the 3 channels):
- 8 Ohm s: 90 W continuous power output (20 Hz - 20 kHz)
- 4 Ohm s: 170 watts peak power output

The power amplifier can be used not only for Surround applications but also as a stereo power amplifier.
Examples:
- A) You can bridge 2 channels at a time, so that twice the power per channel is available for stereo.
- B) You can do bi-amping for speakers with separate connections of tweeters and woofers.
- C) There are 2 channels available in variants A) and B). These can be used e.g. bridged for a passive subwoofer (or for tri-amping for speakers with 3 separate connections).
Each channel has an additional level control, so that you can adjust the volume if necessary to adapt to the output power of the preamplifier. As a result, the volume control range of the preamplifier can be optimally adjusted. It can also be used to consciously adjust the balance between the connected boxes
In addition, it has the legendary NAD soft clipping circuit (switchable), which counteracts overloading of the boxes.

A) You can bridge 2 channels at a time, so that twice the power per channel is available for stereo.
B) You can do bi-amping for speakers with separate connections of tweeters and woofers.
C) There are 2 channels available in variants A) and B). These can be used e.g. bridged for a passive subwoofer (or for tri-amping for speakers with 3 separate connections).