NAD 502 - Manual
A user manual for the NAD 502 compact disc player highlights its refined design improvements over earlier models like the NAD 5425, emphasizing enhanced internal components and a single-bit MASH converter for superior audio fidelity. The document covers key technical aspects such as distortion-free sound reproduction, digital output compatibility, and detailed specifications including frequency response and dynamic range. It also notes practical features like remote control support and integration with NAD Link systems.
502
Compact Disc Player
Date of manufacture : Apr 93 - Oct 95
Please note that this document contains the text from the original product brochure, and some technical statements may now be out of date
Developed from the acclaimed NAD 5425 CD player, the 502 with NAD Link incorporates a fully revised
internal layout and superior components to optimise performance, providing a CD player which out
performs many other manufacturers more expensive machines.
The MASH single bit converter delivers distortion-free sound from its sophisticated D to A circuitry The
digital output can be linked to any outside digital recorder, DAT, DCC or mini disc, or to a digital
signal processor making the 502 ‘future proof’.
The 502 is remarkably capable for its cost and the US journal ‘Stereophile’ said in April 1994 “You won’t
do better for twice the money”.
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About this manual
- Brand
- NAD
- Model
- 502
- Document type
- Manual
- Language(s)
- English
- Pages
- 2
- File size
- 40.1 KB
- Format
