Modern Streaming and Vinyl System: A New Take on Classic Hi-Fi Setup
A cool modern twist on a classic hi-fi setup—that’s what you get with this impressive system featuring NAD, Pro-Ject, and KEF products working together to deliver a top-notch performance. When you invest in the NAD C 3050 streaming amplifier with the MDC2 BluOS-D module, you’re in for a treat. Remember when people used to tell you that separate products always outshine all-in-one systems? Well, this system might just change your mind. The NAD C 3050 paired with the optional MDC2 BluOS-D module offers both retro looks and cutting-edge performance.
Here’s a breakdown of this dream team:
– Streaming amplifier: NAD C 3050 (with MDC2 BluOS-D module) – £1699 / $2199 / AU$3599
– Turntable: Pro-Ject Debut Evo 2 (with upgrades) – £739 / $943 / AU$1617
– Stereo speakers: KEF Q3 Meta – £649 / $900 / AU$1300
Total system price: £3087 / $4042 / AU$6516
The standout feature of the NAD C 3050 is the option to add the MDC2 BluOS-D streaming module, setting it apart from its competitors. Developed by Bluesound, NAD’s sister company, this module adds a little extra cost but delivers on performance. The NAD C 3050 is well-built and feels like a premium product, with sturdy controls and a sleek design. The streaming capabilities are powered by the reliable BluOS app, making it easy to control and enjoy your music.
In our review, the NAD C 3050 impressed us with its performance, handling a variety of digital files with ease. From The Unthanks to Rachmaninov and Nick Cave, this system didn’t miss a beat. Its midrange clarity and fluidity shine with vocal-based music, capturing every detail in a natural and engaging way. Whether you’re a hardcore audiophile or just someone who appreciates great sound, this system is definitely worth considering.
