
Nap 350 is a monobloc: a chassis channel, with a copy by speaker. It delivers 175 W within 8 Ω 0.1% THD + N, and 345 W within 4 Ω to 1%. The damping factor is 36 under 8 Ω.
The exit stage, sized for a high current, relies on two to two-to-two-paired NA009 transistors and developed by Naim. The assembly works in linear A / B class and receives its fully regulated DR power supply energy. The sink uses an aluminum alloy retained for its thermal conductivity.
The transient power reaches 610 W within 2 Ω to 1% THD + N, and the peak current under 1 Ω rises to ± 42 A, or 1.7 kW of peak power. The total distortion plus noise is announced at 0.006%, with a signal-to-noise ratio of 114 dB referenced to 175 W within 8 Ω. The frequency response covers 1.4 Hz to 100 kHz to -3 dB.
The main entrance is a symmetric XLR charged at 47 kΩ; An asymmetrical connection of 34 kΩ remains possible by means of an adapter cable. The clipping occurs at 1.33 VRMS input, for a gain of +29 dB. The Power-Line Lite mains cable, an XLR-XLR interconnection and an automation optical cable are provided. The device measures 43.2 × 31.75 × 9.15 cm for 16.5 kg and consumes 24 W in common use.
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