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Posted on May 24, 2009

Excess clipping on nad 372 amp

I have constant clipping problems with the Nad c372. dvd,classical music,cable movies. Unit in always clipping and shutting down. it is the same if i use soft clipping switch on. Something is wrong- the volume has to be turned almost all the way up to hear sound track. One loud noise an it shuts . I must have a lemon. Ken

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Check the input from the pre-amp stage it probably has a high input gain that supposedly in only range of a millivolts 1/100ths of a volt usually 50 to 100mV, i.e. to avoid clipping of sound waves at the power amp. you have to minimize the output voltage coming from the audio/sound devices from its equalizer settings, or maybe either pre-amp stage I.C. has a leaky capacitor, or power amp stage is also defective. hope this help good day ;-)

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