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SoundStage! Hi-Fi has published a full review of the NAD Masters M33 V2, the second-generation version of NAD’s reference BluOS streaming integrated amplifier. Reviewer Roger Kanno finds that the V2 preserves the successful all-in-one concept while meaningfully refining its digital and amplification architecture.
What SoundStage! Found
The review highlights NAD’s move to second-generation Purifi Eigentakt amplification, a new ESS ES9039PRO DAC, revised analog-to-digital conversion, BluOS streaming and Dirac Live room correction. SoundStage! also evaluates the built-in phono stage, headphone output and broad system connectivity.
In listening, the M33 V2 is described as powerful, articulate, controlled and highly revealing, while remaining easy to live with as a complete modern system hub.
House of Stereo Take
The M33 V2 is compelling because it can serve as amplifier, DAC, streamer, room-correction platform and system control center in one chassis without treating sound quality as secondary. For many serious two-channel systems, that combination can simplify the rack while still leaving room for future upgrades.
House of Stereo carries the exact NAD M33 V2 BluOS Streaming DAC Amplifier. Our team can help with system matching, setup and comparisons with separates or other streaming amplifiers.
Source: Roger Kanno, SoundStage! Hi-Fi — NAD Masters M33 V2 Streaming Integrated Amplifier.
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