NAD 402 tuner
The NAD 402 demonstrates with absolute clarity how it really is possible to design a product that will win superlatives from hifi press reviews, yet cost far, far less than rival products. An exceptionally high quality FM / AM tuner, with 12 FM and 12 AM presets, the 402 carries only the features needed to enhance signal selection and maximize its clarity and strength, without complex circuitry.
Via the search button, the 402 will autoscan successive strong signals, the Tune facility will select with great accuracy, weaker more remote signals and finally the Blend circuit reduces noise on such weak stations whilst retaining stereo imaging. The audible result is crystal clear broadcast sound
What Hi-Fi? voted the 402 Best Tuner, 1994, against products three and four times the price, echoing HiFi World's comments earlier in the year that the 402 is simply one of the best tuners available.
Features :
-:®:- 1993 - 1996 model no remote control
-:®:- Mono IHF sensitivity [dBF] : 11.3
-:®:- Signal / Noise ratio max[dB] : 80 mono / 74 stereo
-:®:- Total Harmonic Distortion [1kHz, 100% modulation]: Mono 0.2% / stereo 0.3%
-:®:- Frequency response : 30Hz - 15kHz +0.5dB / -0.5dB
-:®:- Signal strength for 50dB quieting : mono 18.5dBF / stereo 38.9dBF
-:®:- Alternate channel selectivity : 58dB
-:®:- Channel separation [1kHz] : > 45dB
-:®:- Capture ratio : < 1.6dB
-:®:- Mono IHF sensitivity : 11.2
-:®:- Digital quartz synthesizer tuner circuit
-:®:- Dimensions [W x H x D ]: 420 x 76 x 295mm Weight : 3.6kg, packed ~ 5kg
SOLD April 2008 on trademe to Wellington
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