NAD M23 V2 200 x 2 Power Amp-Black/Silver
M23 V2 Stereo Power Amplifier
The NAD M23 V2 Stereo Power Amplifier is built for listeners who want true high-end power with studio-grade silence and control. Using second-generation Purifi Eigentakt™ modules and NAD’s HybridDigital™ design approach, the M23 V2 delivers exceptionally low distortion, precise timing, and stable imaging—so your speakers sound more transparent, more dynamic, and more “locked in” from top to bottom.
A great match to the NAD M33 V2Â
With 200W per channel into 8 ohms and 380W per channel into 4 ohms (continuous), the M23 V2 confidently drives demanding loudspeakers while staying composed at any listening level. Switch to bridged mode and it becomes a formidable 700W mono amplifier—ideal for dual-mono setups, bi-amping, or pushing ultra high-performance systems. Integration is equally refined: auto-sensing balanced XLR and RCA inputs, a three-position gain control, and an intelligent 12V trigger with delay make it easy to match with a wide range of preamps and multi-amp systems.
The NAD M23 V2 is part of ListenUp's NAD Power Amps Collection.
What It's Good At:
- Delivering effortless, high-current power that keeps demanding speakers controlled and articulate
- Revealing micro-detail and space with ultra-low noise and vanishingly low distortion
- Maintaining tight bass and precise imaging with a very high damping factor
- Scaling from premium stereo systems to dual-mono and bridged high-output configurations
- Integrating cleanly into custom and multi-amp setups with intelligent triggering and gain options
- Providing balanced and unbalanced connectivity with auto-sensing inputs for easier system matching
NAD M23 V2 Full Specifications:
- Input impedance (R and C): Single-ended: 56 kohms + 200 pF; Balanced: 56 kohms + 200 pF
- Frequency response (1W into 8 Ohms): ±0.06 dB (20–20 kHz)
- Rated output power into 8 Ohms and 4 Ohms (Stereo mode): >200W into 8 Ohm; >380W into 4 Ohm
- Rated output power into 8 Ohms (Bridge mode, ref. 20 Hz–20 kHz at rated): >700W into 8 Ohm
- THD (20 Hz–20 kHz): <0.00069% (XLR); <0.0013% (RCA)
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio: >101.7 dB (1W into 8 Ohm)
- Clipping power (Stereo mode, at 1 kHz 0.1% THD): >210W (0.1% THD, 1 kHz, 8 ohms)
- Clipping power (Bridge mode, at 1 kHz 0.1% THD): >770W
- IHF dynamic power (Stereo mode, at 1 kHz): 8 ohms: 260W
- IHF dynamic power (Bridge mode, at 1 kHz): 1017W
- Peak output current: >25A (in 1 ohm, 1 ms)
- Damping factor: >800 (ref. 8 ohms, 20 Hz to 6.5 kHz)
- Frequency response: ±0.06 dB (stereo), ±0.054 dB (bridged); 20 Hz–20 kHz; -3 dB at 60 kHz
- Channel separation: High gain RCA: >97 dB; Low gain XLR: >115 dB (1 kHz)
- Stereo Mode input sensitivity (for 200W in 8 ohms): 4.5V (Low gain), 2.5V (Mid gain), 1.4V (High gain)
- Stereo Mode Gain: 19 dB (low), 23.9 dB (mid), 29.2 (high)
- Bridge Mode Gain: 25.1 dB (low), 30 dB (mid), 35.2 (high)
- Standby Power: <0.5W
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 435 x 133 x 381 mm (17 1/8 x 5 1/4 x 15“)
- Net Weight: 9.7 kgs / 21.4 lbs
- Shipping Weight: 17.5 kgs / 38.5 lbs
- Shipping Size (W x H x D): 569 x 258 x 519 mm (22 13/32 x 20 7/16 x 10 5/32“)
NAD M23 V2 Q&A:
- How much power does the NAD M23 V2 deliver in stereo mode?
- It provides continuous output of 200W per channel into 8 ohms and 380W per channel into 4 ohms, designed to stay controlled and clean at real-world listening levels.
- Can the M23 V2 be used as a mono amplifier?
- Yes. In bridged mode, it delivers 700W mono continuous output, making it a strong option for dual-mono systems or high-demand speakers.
- What inputs does the M23 V2 support?
- It includes auto-sensing balanced XLR and single-ended RCA inputs for flexible integration with a wide range of preamps and sources.
- What does “three-position gain control” do, and why does it matter?
- The gain switch helps optimize level matching with different preamps and source outputs, improving usable volume range and system synergy.
- Is the M23 V2 suitable for difficult speaker loads?
- Yes. It’s engineered for high control and stability, including high peak output current (>25A) and a very high damping factor (>800) for tighter woofer control.
- How quiet is the M23 V2?
- It’s designed for extremely low noise and distortion, including >101.7 dB SNR (1W into 8 ohm) and very low THD on both XLR and RCA inputs.
- Does it support custom-install or multi-amp setups?
- Yes. The intelligent 12V trigger with delay is built for safe, reliable sequencing in multi-amplifier systems.
- How efficient is it in standby?
- Standby power consumption is <0.5W, helping reduce energy use when the system isn’t active.
NAD M23 V2 Downloads:
NAD M23 V2 Manual
NAD M23 V2 Quick Start Guide
NAD M23 V2 Data Sheet
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NAD M23 V2 200 x 2 Power Amp-Black/Silver
M23 V2 Stereo Power Amplifier
The NAD M23 V2 Stereo Power Amplifier is built for listeners who want true high-end power with studio-grade silence and control. Using second-generation Purifi Eigentakt™ modules and NAD’s HybridDigital™ design approach, the M23 V2 delivers exceptionally low distortion, precise timing, and stable imaging—so your speakers sound more transparent, more dynamic, and more “locked in” from top to bottom.
A great match to the NAD M33 V2Â
With 200W per channel into 8 ohms and 380W per channel into 4 ohms (continuous), the M23 V2 confidently drives demanding loudspeakers while staying composed at any listening level. Switch to bridged mode and it becomes a formidable 700W mono amplifier—ideal for dual-mono setups, bi-amping, or pushing ultra high-performance systems. Integration is equally refined: auto-sensing balanced XLR and RCA inputs, a three-position gain control, and an intelligent 12V trigger with delay make it easy to match with a wide range of preamps and multi-amp systems.
The NAD M23 V2 is part of ListenUp's NAD Power Amps Collection.
What It's Good At:
- Delivering effortless, high-current power that keeps demanding speakers controlled and articulate
- Revealing micro-detail and space with ultra-low noise and vanishingly low distortion
- Maintaining tight bass and precise imaging with a very high damping factor
- Scaling from premium stereo systems to dual-mono and bridged high-output configurations
- Integrating cleanly into custom and multi-amp setups with intelligent triggering and gain options
- Providing balanced and unbalanced connectivity with auto-sensing inputs for easier system matching
NAD M23 V2 Full Specifications:
- Input impedance (R and C): Single-ended: 56 kohms + 200 pF; Balanced: 56 kohms + 200 pF
- Frequency response (1W into 8 Ohms): ±0.06 dB (20–20 kHz)
- Rated output power into 8 Ohms and 4 Ohms (Stereo mode): >200W into 8 Ohm; >380W into 4 Ohm
- Rated output power into 8 Ohms (Bridge mode, ref. 20 Hz–20 kHz at rated): >700W into 8 Ohm
- THD (20 Hz–20 kHz): <0.00069% (XLR); <0.0013% (RCA)
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio: >101.7 dB (1W into 8 Ohm)
- Clipping power (Stereo mode, at 1 kHz 0.1% THD): >210W (0.1% THD, 1 kHz, 8 ohms)
- Clipping power (Bridge mode, at 1 kHz 0.1% THD): >770W
- IHF dynamic power (Stereo mode, at 1 kHz): 8 ohms: 260W
- IHF dynamic power (Bridge mode, at 1 kHz): 1017W
- Peak output current: >25A (in 1 ohm, 1 ms)
- Damping factor: >800 (ref. 8 ohms, 20 Hz to 6.5 kHz)
- Frequency response: ±0.06 dB (stereo), ±0.054 dB (bridged); 20 Hz–20 kHz; -3 dB at 60 kHz
- Channel separation: High gain RCA: >97 dB; Low gain XLR: >115 dB (1 kHz)
- Stereo Mode input sensitivity (for 200W in 8 ohms): 4.5V (Low gain), 2.5V (Mid gain), 1.4V (High gain)
- Stereo Mode Gain: 19 dB (low), 23.9 dB (mid), 29.2 (high)
- Bridge Mode Gain: 25.1 dB (low), 30 dB (mid), 35.2 (high)
- Standby Power: <0.5W
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 435 x 133 x 381 mm (17 1/8 x 5 1/4 x 15“)
- Net Weight: 9.7 kgs / 21.4 lbs
- Shipping Weight: 17.5 kgs / 38.5 lbs
- Shipping Size (W x H x D): 569 x 258 x 519 mm (22 13/32 x 20 7/16 x 10 5/32“)
NAD M23 V2 Q&A:
- How much power does the NAD M23 V2 deliver in stereo mode?
- It provides continuous output of 200W per channel into 8 ohms and 380W per channel into 4 ohms, designed to stay controlled and clean at real-world listening levels.
- Can the M23 V2 be used as a mono amplifier?
- Yes. In bridged mode, it delivers 700W mono continuous output, making it a strong option for dual-mono systems or high-demand speakers.
- What inputs does the M23 V2 support?
- It includes auto-sensing balanced XLR and single-ended RCA inputs for flexible integration with a wide range of preamps and sources.
- What does “three-position gain control” do, and why does it matter?
- The gain switch helps optimize level matching with different preamps and source outputs, improving usable volume range and system synergy.
- Is the M23 V2 suitable for difficult speaker loads?
- Yes. It’s engineered for high control and stability, including high peak output current (>25A) and a very high damping factor (>800) for tighter woofer control.
- How quiet is the M23 V2?
- It’s designed for extremely low noise and distortion, including >101.7 dB SNR (1W into 8 ohm) and very low THD on both XLR and RCA inputs.
- Does it support custom-install or multi-amp setups?
- Yes. The intelligent 12V trigger with delay is built for safe, reliable sequencing in multi-amplifier systems.
- How efficient is it in standby?
- Standby power consumption is <0.5W, helping reduce energy use when the system isn’t active.
NAD M23 V2 Downloads:
NAD M23 V2 Manual
NAD M23 V2 Quick Start Guide
NAD M23 V2 Data Sheet
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Description
M23 V2 Stereo Power Amplifier
The NAD M23 V2 Stereo Power Amplifier is built for listeners who want true high-end power with studio-grade silence and control. Using second-generation Purifi Eigentakt™ modules and NAD’s HybridDigital™ design approach, the M23 V2 delivers exceptionally low distortion, precise timing, and stable imaging—so your speakers sound more transparent, more dynamic, and more “locked in” from top to bottom.
A great match to the NAD M33 V2Â
With 200W per channel into 8 ohms and 380W per channel into 4 ohms (continuous), the M23 V2 confidently drives demanding loudspeakers while staying composed at any listening level. Switch to bridged mode and it becomes a formidable 700W mono amplifier—ideal for dual-mono setups, bi-amping, or pushing ultra high-performance systems. Integration is equally refined: auto-sensing balanced XLR and RCA inputs, a three-position gain control, and an intelligent 12V trigger with delay make it easy to match with a wide range of preamps and multi-amp systems.
The NAD M23 V2 is part of ListenUp's NAD Power Amps Collection.
What It's Good At:
- Delivering effortless, high-current power that keeps demanding speakers controlled and articulate
- Revealing micro-detail and space with ultra-low noise and vanishingly low distortion
- Maintaining tight bass and precise imaging with a very high damping factor
- Scaling from premium stereo systems to dual-mono and bridged high-output configurations
- Integrating cleanly into custom and multi-amp setups with intelligent triggering and gain options
- Providing balanced and unbalanced connectivity with auto-sensing inputs for easier system matching
NAD M23 V2 Full Specifications:
- Input impedance (R and C): Single-ended: 56 kohms + 200 pF; Balanced: 56 kohms + 200 pF
- Frequency response (1W into 8 Ohms): ±0.06 dB (20–20 kHz)
- Rated output power into 8 Ohms and 4 Ohms (Stereo mode): >200W into 8 Ohm; >380W into 4 Ohm
- Rated output power into 8 Ohms (Bridge mode, ref. 20 Hz–20 kHz at rated): >700W into 8 Ohm
- THD (20 Hz–20 kHz): <0.00069% (XLR); <0.0013% (RCA)
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio: >101.7 dB (1W into 8 Ohm)
- Clipping power (Stereo mode, at 1 kHz 0.1% THD): >210W (0.1% THD, 1 kHz, 8 ohms)
- Clipping power (Bridge mode, at 1 kHz 0.1% THD): >770W
- IHF dynamic power (Stereo mode, at 1 kHz): 8 ohms: 260W
- IHF dynamic power (Bridge mode, at 1 kHz): 1017W
- Peak output current: >25A (in 1 ohm, 1 ms)
- Damping factor: >800 (ref. 8 ohms, 20 Hz to 6.5 kHz)
- Frequency response: ±0.06 dB (stereo), ±0.054 dB (bridged); 20 Hz–20 kHz; -3 dB at 60 kHz
- Channel separation: High gain RCA: >97 dB; Low gain XLR: >115 dB (1 kHz)
- Stereo Mode input sensitivity (for 200W in 8 ohms): 4.5V (Low gain), 2.5V (Mid gain), 1.4V (High gain)
- Stereo Mode Gain: 19 dB (low), 23.9 dB (mid), 29.2 (high)
- Bridge Mode Gain: 25.1 dB (low), 30 dB (mid), 35.2 (high)
- Standby Power: <0.5W
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 435 x 133 x 381 mm (17 1/8 x 5 1/4 x 15“)
- Net Weight: 9.7 kgs / 21.4 lbs
- Shipping Weight: 17.5 kgs / 38.5 lbs
- Shipping Size (W x H x D): 569 x 258 x 519 mm (22 13/32 x 20 7/16 x 10 5/32“)
NAD M23 V2 Q&A:
- How much power does the NAD M23 V2 deliver in stereo mode?
- It provides continuous output of 200W per channel into 8 ohms and 380W per channel into 4 ohms, designed to stay controlled and clean at real-world listening levels.
- Can the M23 V2 be used as a mono amplifier?
- Yes. In bridged mode, it delivers 700W mono continuous output, making it a strong option for dual-mono systems or high-demand speakers.
- What inputs does the M23 V2 support?
- It includes auto-sensing balanced XLR and single-ended RCA inputs for flexible integration with a wide range of preamps and sources.
- What does “three-position gain control” do, and why does it matter?
- The gain switch helps optimize level matching with different preamps and source outputs, improving usable volume range and system synergy.
- Is the M23 V2 suitable for difficult speaker loads?
- Yes. It’s engineered for high control and stability, including high peak output current (>25A) and a very high damping factor (>800) for tighter woofer control.
- How quiet is the M23 V2?
- It’s designed for extremely low noise and distortion, including >101.7 dB SNR (1W into 8 ohm) and very low THD on both XLR and RCA inputs.
- Does it support custom-install or multi-amp setups?
- Yes. The intelligent 12V trigger with delay is built for safe, reliable sequencing in multi-amplifier systems.
- How efficient is it in standby?
- Standby power consumption is <0.5W, helping reduce energy use when the system isn’t active.
NAD M23 V2 Downloads:
NAD M23 V2 Manual
NAD M23 V2 Quick Start Guide
NAD M23 V2 Data Sheet
