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NAD 3150 & NAD-2150

Tom Sculley

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I currently have an NAD-3150 Integrated Amp driving a pair of Dalhquist M-909's.I want to add more wattage so I am thinking of adding a NAD-2150. So my question is how do I bridge the two together and secondly, how many WPC would I have by doing so?

Thanks
 
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I currently have an NAD-3150 Integrated Amp driving a pair of Dalhquist M-909's.I want to add more wattage so I am thinking of adding a NAD-2150. So my question is how do I bridge the two together and secondly, how many WPC would I have by doing so?

Thanks

Instructions on how to Bridge will be on page 4 of the manual
 
I currently have an NAD-3150 Integrated Amp driving a pair of Dalhquist M-909's.I want to add more wattage so I am thinking of adding a NAD-2150. So my question is how do I bridge the two together and secondly, how many WPC would I have by doing so?

Thanks
Hello, I just ordered a super clean 3125 & 3150 amps out of curiosity to hook up to my vintage 1983 JBL speakers , to compare to my 1983 Yamaha A700….any opinions?
 
.any opinions?
Had 2 x 3150's, refurb'd both. While they do sound OK they were something of a disappointment. They certainly look the part but only sounded ok, don't know the Yam A700 but familiar with the CA-1000, CA-800... I'd go with the A700.

The thing with the NAD's is they were cheap, the CA-1000 was probably/almost twice the price of the 3150. The 3140 sounded better than the 3150.
 
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