Next-generation streaming amplifier and stereo power amplifiers deliver unmatched timing precision, sonic transparency, and system flexibility for discerning listeners worldwide.
NAD Electronics, the highly regarded manufacturer of high-performance audio/video components, proudly announces the release of two highly anticipated additions to its Masters Series, the M33V2 BluOS Streaming Amplifier and the M23 V2 Stereo Power Amplifier. These next-generation models build on the legacy of the original M33 and M23 with cutting-edge digital architecture, refined sonic performance, and enhanced connectivity for audiophiles, custom integrators, and premium audio dealers.
NAD Master M33 V2 BluOS® Streaming Amplifier (front)
M33 V2: Reference-Level Streaming
The original M33 was widely welcomed for combining audiophile-grade sound with modern streaming convenience. The M33 V2 raises the bar yet again. Incorporating MQA Labs’ new FOQUS and QRONO technologies, alongside an ESS SABRE® ES9039PRO DAC, a next-generation ESS ADC, and Gen 2 Purifi Eigentakt™ amplifier modules, the M33 V2 is engineered for absolute timing precision and musical integrity throughout the entire signal chain.
“NAD is the first company to address psychoacoustic timing issues along the entire signal path,” said Cas Oostvogel, NAD’s Product Manager. “With the M33 V2, we’ve eliminated distortion not just in the traditional sense, but in the way human ears actually perceive sound timing—delivering a listening experience that’s more nuanced, more accurate, and more emotionally engaging.”
Key Enhancements:
- FOQUS (ADC) and QRONO (DAC) from MQA Labs: Ensure accurate signal conversion and preserve timing, nuance, and spatial cues
- New ESS ES9039PRO DAC: Achieves ultra-low distortion and wider dynamic range
- Dirac Live Bass Control readiness: Delivers precise subwoofer integration and optimised room response
- XLR pre-outs + higher subwoofer output level: Provides expanded system flexibility for separates and multi-sub configurations
With BluOS™ multi-room streaming, Apple AirPlay 2, aptX HD Bluetooth, HDMI eARC, and support for major smart home platforms, the M33 V2 is not only a technical achievement but also supremely versatile in any system.
NAD Master M23 V2 Stereo Power Amplifier (front)
M23 V2: Power with Precision
Following the M23’s reputation as a high-value, high-performance power amplifier, the M23 V2 pushes boundaries further. Featuring the latest Eigentakt modules from Purifi, NAD’s renowned amplifier design expertise, and system-friendly enhancements, the M23 V2 delivers authoritative dynamics and vanishingly low distortion.
Capable of delivering 200W per channel (8 ohms) or 700W bridged, the M23 V2 is the perfect companion to the M33 V2 or M66 preamp, creating an ultra-high-performance, flexible system.
Key Enhancements:
- Updated Eigentakt modules: Refined timing and distortion suppression
- New 12V trigger output with timed delay: Simplifies daisy-chaining of multiple amps and prevents surge spikes
- Balanced XLR and single-ended RCA inputs: Ensures seamless integration into a wide range of setups
- Bridgeable operation: Output doubles in mono mode for maximum system headroom
This amplifier excels across the board—dynamic power, load-invariance, and musical transparency—delivering effortless performance with every detail intact.
Synergy in the Signal Chain
Used together, the M33 V2 and M23 V2 offer an end-to-end NAD solution that embodies the Masters Series philosophy: benchmark innovation, intuitive control, and sonic performance that rivals boutique brands—without the boutique markup. Whether employed in a 2-channel reference system, a high-performance smart home setup, or a premium installation, these components deliver unmatched results.
Design and Engineering Philosophy
The Masters Series exemplifies NAD’s belief in performance without excess. Both the M33 V2 and M23 V2 feature elegant aluminium casework with magnetic iso-point feet and precision-machined detailing. Inside, every circuit, module, and layout reflects a focus on musical truth and system flexibility, guided by the latest research in psychoacoustics and engineering.
“The future of hi-fi lies not just in lowering distortion, but in understanding how humans perceive sound,” said Oostvogel. “We’ve optimised timing—from file source, to DAC, to amplifier, to your room. That’s where the magic and true enjoyment happens.”