NAD 7020 brochure Soft Clipping, Infrasonic and Ultrasonic Filters

Models: 7020

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Soft Clipping™

Soft Clipping™

When the 7020 is overdriven beyond its rated power, this exclusive NAD circuit gently limits the waveform voltage, ensuring that the output transistors are never driven into saturation or “hard clipping”. Conse-quently the 7020 can produce remarkably high peak volume levels without sounding harsh or distorted.

Infrasonic and Ultrasonic Filters

In everyday listen-ing, audio signals often are contaminated with interference at frequencies below and above the range audible to the ear - turntable rumble, acoustic feedback, and radio inter-ference for example. The 7020 strips off this interference so that only clean musical waveforms are amplified. Bass and Treble controls are tailored for musically effective response in the high and low frequencies without altering the critical mid-range tonal balance. For listening at low volume levels or with sensitive head- phones, the 7020’s Audio Muting switch expands the useful range of the Volume control and subdues any residual circuit noise.

Separate “Preamp Out” and “Power Amp In” jacks are provided on the rear panel of the 7020 for insertion of an equalizer, dynamic range expander or time-delay unit. For the student or first-time stereo shopper, the “no-frills” design and moderate price make the NAD 7020 an ideal choice; for the music- lover seeking uncompromised per-formance, few receivers at any price will sound as good in everyday use.

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NAD 7020 brochure Soft Clipping, Infrasonic and Ultrasonic Filters