NAD C 352

Written by a complete layman who is using the amp to play iTunes through my PC. I got this amp on the strong recommendation of a friend (who is a hi-fi buff) and I don't regret if for a moment. I know very little about hi-fi other than what I like - and I like the NAD C 352. The fact that it is extremely plain looking is not a problem for me, but the huge remote control handset is wholly unnecessary for my needs. If, like me, you play music through your PC then this is a great bit of kit which is easy to connect and control - mainly because there aren't too many buttons! I have got the NAD C ... more

I got this amp as a replacement for a Cambridga Audio 640A amp and so knew what the benchmark was at this price point as the CA amp is truely excellent. Out of the box the NAD amp is nothing special but after a few days of continuous use breaking it in it began to sound excellent - especially the mid range. This is not to say the bass and treble is poor but other amps at this price point can match it in the top and bottom end. The mid range however really sets this amp apart from others and sounds excellent with a wide range of speakers (I have auditioned it with Aelite 3s and Jamo E800s). One ... more

Having downsized from a full blown £4k system to something a bit more wife friendly, I purchased the C352. To be honest my expectations were not great considering the difference in price between this and my previous Musical Fidelity A5 Int amp. However I was quite surprised at how small the gap is between them. Sound quality is very good from the C352 bass was good, the treble was clear without sounding splashy. The main attraction to the sound quality of this amp was the midrange performance. It is very very good with a good accurate projection of vocals. This amp runs quite hot when playing ... more