NAD M10

摘要

No-one could ever accuse NAD of lacking ambition. Alongside its acclaimed core range, on which the company has built its reputation over the past four decades, it also has its Masters series of high-end components, several of which have been reviewed favourably in these pages in the past, including the EISA Award-winning M32 integrated amp - sorry, 'DirectDigital DAC/Amplifier'-[HFN Jul '18]. What's perhaps more of a surprise is that the company's first all-in-one system supporting parent company Lenbrook's BluOS multiroom audio protocol is not a mainstream NAD product, but sits firmly in the Masters camp. The £2199 M10 may be compact - it's 21.5cm wide, not much deeper and stands 10cm tall - but it carries that 'M' model number rather than the Cs and Ds found further down the range. It also comes clad in a particularly chic set of minimalist black designer togs, courtesy of New Jersey-based DF-ID, which has also worked on past Lenbrook products carrying the NAD, PSB and Bluesound badges, as well as Altec Lansing and Sony.