The NAD 3240PE and NAD 2240PE are notable amplifiers from NAD's late 1980s lineup, both featuring the company's innovative Power Envelope (PE) technology. This design allows these amplifiers to deliver high dynamic power, providing substantial headroom for musical peaks.
The NAD 3240PE is a stereo integrated amplifier introduced around 1989. It combines preamplifier and power amplifier functions in a single chassis, offering versatility for various audio setups. Technical Specifications:
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These features make the NAD 3240PE a versatile choice for both analog and digital audio sources.
The NAD 2240PE, introduced around 1987, is a stereo power amplifier designed to deliver robust performance with the flexibility to drive various speaker loads. Technical Specifications:
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The NAD 2240PE's ability to operate in bridged mode provides flexibility for various system configurations, making it suitable for both stereo and mono applications.