Nad 3020A Amplifier what a cracker!!

[Reid Malenfant]

The thing with the 3020 wasn't it's pretty lowly output power into an 8 ohm speaker (20W), but it's incredibly juicy power supply While lots of bigger amps struggled to power low impedance speakers, the NAD wouldn't bat an eyelid. It could supply loads of current, though as has been pointed out it didn't help in the longevity department

[Rare Bird]

The ancestor to the 3020 series was the NAD Model 60 and this was a goodie as well - lovely big blue meters. This became the 3030 (which may have evolved into the 3140, I can't remember)

Dave you missed the Model 90 & Model 200 amps

[DSJR]

I may remember the 90, come to think of it, but around this time, we "discovered" the heaven and hell of bolt-up Naim and Linn by this time, as well as the better Jap integrateds from Luxman, Technics, Sansui et al and NAD were sidelined for a while until HiFi Markets took the brand over...

[StanleyB]

Dave you missed the Model 90 & Model 200 amps

You sure you don't mean the model 2200 power amps?

[Rare Bird]

You sure you don't mean the model 2200 power amps?

Nop the model 200 Intergrated

[DSJR]

Ooooohhh, I don't remember that one at all...


Any pics of the Model 60 Andr'e?

[Rare Bird]

Ooooohhh, I don't remember that one at all...

You wont remember the Model '300' Reciever then

Any pics of the Model '60' Andr'e?

I posted a pic of my Model '60' earlier in the year, can't find the pic. I remember you remarking you thought it good at the time.

[DSJR]

I remember the receiver - just....

[chrism]

I remember the receiver - just....

Cripes you lads are getting on a bit! Not certain that anyone under 45 would have even heard a 3020

Regards

[Rare Bird]

I remember the receiver - just....

'120'/'140'/'160' you mean..Best looking reciever ever imho