Questions & Answers
How can the NAD C3050 be operated?
The NAD C3050 can be controlled via the included IR remote control or directly via the buttons on the front panel.
What connectivity options does the NAD C3050 offer?The NAD C3050 features analog and digital inputs, HDMI eARC, Bluetooth aptX HD and optional Wi-Fi connectivity with the MDC2 BluOS-D module.
Is the NAD C3050 compatible with 4-ohm speakers?Yes, the NAD C3050 is stable at 4-ohm load and can drive 4-ohm speakers.
Can the NAD C3050 be used with a record player?Yes, the NAD C3050 has an ultra-low noise MM phono input for connecting a turntable.
Does the NAD C3050 support multiroom audio?With the optional MDC2 BluOS-D module, the NAD C3050 supports BluOS multiroom streaming.
How much power does the NAD C3050 deliver per channel?The NAD C3050 delivers 100 watts per channel at 8 ohms.
Can the NAD C3050 be integrated into a home theater system?Yes, the NAD C3050 has an HDMI eARC input for connecting to a TV and can serve as a hub in a 2.1-channel home theater system.
Is it possible to use wireless headphones with the NAD C3050?Yes, the NAD C3050 supports bidirectional Bluetooth aptX HD, allowing wireless headphones to be connected.
Can the NAD C3050 be upgraded with new features?Yes, MDC2 technology allows future upgrades such as BluOS streaming and Dirac Live room correction to be added.
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