NAD C 388 (BluOS 2i)

I am sad, as I list this. Not because I'll miss a nice piece (though it is). No; health and financial concerns, force me to list.

I've ridden the Audiophile merry-go-round, for a good 15 years now (and I mean...really ridden it. Look at my feedback, lol). But...my hearing is starting to deteriorate; and unless my ENT comes up with some miracle...I just can't justify, the hi-end gear anymore.

Not that the C388 is a 5-figure unit (been there); but...I've been reducing my footprint for a while now, and I've decided to reduce even further with active speakers.

This is the BIG boy (as opposed to the 368); and it drove my Dynaudio EMIT M10s, quite nicely. Obviously...it's a TECH machine:

-150 watts x 2 channels into 8 or 4 ohms (20-20,000 Hz) at 0.009% THD
-4-ohm stable for use with a wide range of speakers
-Class D Asymmetrical PowerDrive amplifier design
-connects to your home network via wired Ethernet or Wi-Fi for music streaming
-includes support for Spotify, Deezer, TIDAL, Qobuz, Slacker, Radio Paradise, Napster, Murfie, and Calm Radio -free internet radio from TuneIn Radio and iHeartRadio
-Apple® AirPlay® 2 lets you stream directly from an iPhone® or iPad® and ask Siri to play
-Apple Music (via future firmware update) -BluOS compatibility for further expansion with Bluesound wireless speakers
-free BluOS controller app for iOS®, Android, Windows, and Mac OS X
-compatible file types: MP3, AAC, WMA, OGG, WMA-L, FLAC, ALAC, WAV, and AIFF
-24-bit/192kHz digital-to-analog converter for high-performance playback of digitally connected sources such as a CD player
-built-in Bluetooth for wireless music streaming from a compatible device or wireless headphone listening
-supports the aptX® codec for wirelessly streaming CD-quality sound -independent built-in high-output headphone amplifier
-2 MDC (Modular Design Construction) slots for adding additional capabilities and features (one slot has the pre-installed BluOS module)
-remote control
-compatible with leading third-party control systems like Control4, Crestron, RTI, and URC

Connections:
-Ethernet port for wired connection to a home network
-USB (Type A) input for connecting USB thumb drives and compatible external hard drives
-second USB (Type A) input for connecting included Wi-Fi dongle
-USB mini (Type B) input for service only
-4 digital audio inputs (2 optical/2 coaxial)
-3 stereo RCA audio inputs, including a phono input (for use with a moving magnet cartridge)
-stereo RCA preamp output for connecting a separate amplifier or powered subwoofer
-RS-232C port for use with external controllers
-IR in/out and 12-volt triggers
-full-size headphone jack
-2 pairs of binding post speaker connectors for A and B speakers
-detachable power cord

2nd owner. Original owner, bought in May of 2019. He and I traded, for my C658...in September...as I was doing aforementioned reducing. Little use; again...see feedback, to be assured you'll receive a quality unit at a discount.

Includes ALL as new. Buyer pays actual S&H.

Camera battery is dead. Will post pics soon; or, you know...Google, lol.