NAD CI 940 Four-Channel-power amplifier

The CI 940 is one of the new high-performance amplifiers from NAD for the operation of built-in speakers in multi-room applications. Like many other award-winning amplifiers, it was designed by the legendary NAD chief developer Björn Erik Edvardsen.

And you can hear it: Discrete high-performance output stages enable the CI 940 to provide high peak currents instantly and completely effortlessly for an absolutely superior bass reproduction. The power supply with toroidal transformer ensures an extremely low output impedance for the lowest possible noise development and a high damping factor. In this way, the CI 940 achieves completely relaxed, realistic music playback - reliably adapted to any ambience.

The four channels of the CI 940 provide low-distortion power for stereo applications in two zones. With a continuous output of 35 watts per channel, the CI 940 is perfect for operating speakers with low impedance and for long cable runs. With the bridging function, two channels can be combined into a high-performance amplifier - so much for flexibility.

Absolute reliability and easy handling were the main goals in the development of the CI 940. It enables extremely realistic, authentic music enjoyment even in demanding installations. Just as you would expect from NAD.

Technical specifications

Features

• Ideal for multiroom applications in up to two zones

• Suitable for bi-amping

• Rack mounting brackets

• Loudspeaker connections with Phoenix plugs for easy handling

• Bridge mode possible

General

• 4 x 35 watt minimum continuous output at 8 and 4 ohms

• 2 x 70 watt minimum continuous output in bridge mode at 8 ohms

• Toroidal transformer

• Solid metal housing

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