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Average Rating: 4 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 2
RRP: £600
Year: 2005

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Gokhan senturk

Posted: 29/03/07

'RICH AND HOT SOUND WITH A ESTHETIC DESIGN'

Strengths:
Hot and rich sound. Very balanced bass, mid and highs.
Two separate antenna input. Wide/narrow. Remote control unit is independent from the system.

Weaknesses:
Price is higher then the tuner value. Inside is almost empty. One little toroidal transformator and one little board. New trents in tuner technology tents to use integrated chips. So they don't need space.

Overall:
I have Sansui TU-717. NAD's sound is very similar to its. Bass is a litle bit more tight. Because of Sansui's tuby sound mids are more prominent but NAD S400 more balanced.
I prefer and enjoy to listen NAD S400.

Performance		100%
Build		100%
Value		60%

Overall Rating

87%

Dan Davies

Posted: 22/02/05

'Shop around and get something cheaper'

Strengths:
NAD’s quality design

Weaknesses:
Expensive for what it is – a tuner

Overall:
It’s really easy to work and comes up with the goods with music and plays alike.

Performance		80%
Build		80%
Value		40%

Overall Rating

67%

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