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Hernandez opposes Giants looking to build off stellar previous start
Before the All-Star break, the Giants dropped Matt Cain three spots to the bottom of their rotation to give him extra rest for a bothersome elbow. Now on the 15-day disabled list, he'll be getting more time off than anybody hoped, and Yusmeiro Petit will start in his place Tuesday.
Petit is 3-3 with a 3.86 ERA in 26 outings this season, but is just 1-2 with a 5.81 ERA in five starts. The righty allowed one run on two hits in six innings in his last start, May 31 against the Cardinals. He threw six shutout innings in 2009 in his lone career start against Philadelphia.
The Giants plan for Petit to serve as their fifth starter until Cain returns.
He'll be opposed Tuesday by Roberto Hernandez, who's coming off his strongest outing of the season. He allowed just one run on three hits in eight innings against the Brewers on July 9. The key? He successfully attacked low in the zone.
"I know that teams like to swing," Hernandez said after the start. "The key for the game today was to keep the ball down, and the ball moved with every pitch. Ground balls ... that was the key for the game."
The Phillies had lost six of Hernandez's previous seven outings. He is 0-1 with a 5.06 ERA in two career starts against the Giants. He was tagged for three runs on eight hits in 4 2/3 innings against San Francisco last August.
Phillies: Roster uncertainty abounds
Manager Ryne Sandberg was never mentioned in trade rumors as a player, but he's become plenty familiar with them as a manager, since numerous Phillies have been linked in trade rumors as the July 31 Trade Deadline nears.
Sandberg acknowledged this can be a tough time for players, but he has liked how his have dealt with the uncertainty.
"Being around the guys, on the bench, during the game, I don't hear a lot of talk," Sandberg said. "Once the game starts, it's time for business. I think that's a credit to the guys. It's about playing the game, winning the game and the job at hand once it's baseball time. The guys have come to the ballpark and showed up with that attitude."
He knows the chances are high that his clubhouse will look a bit different within the next two weeks, but he hasn't given it much thought.
"Basically, rumors are rumors and until something develops or happens and there are changes, you deal with it then," Sandberg said. "Other than that, it's just a positive vibe, a positive attitude about the game played each day."
Giants: Duvall returns with a bang
Welcome (back) to the Majors, Adam Duvall.
Duvall, 26, was called up Monday after Brandon Belt was placed on the seven-day disabled list with a concussion, and Duvall quickly made a big impact, as he hit a two-run home run to center field off Cliff Lee in his third at-bat.
The blast was welcome production from the bottom half of the order, which has struggled mightily for much of the last two months.
Belt is eligible to return Sunday. The better Duvall fares, the less Belt will be missed.
Worth noting
• The Phillies are 19-30 at Citizens Bank Park this season.
• The Giants are 40-15 when they hit at least one home run.
Ryan Hood is an associate reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ryanhood19. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Stands for "Want to Buy". Used in internet or game channels where trading is involved. Very commonly heard in the video game Diablo 2.
WTB Clean SS! no n00b bids
Por Rakeri
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Stands for "What the Bro" - A derivation of normally vulgar terms such as What the Fuck, What the Hell or What the 'Zad. Used in reference to a situation where one gets "bro'd", the male version of "hoe'd". Can be used in any context whenever a bro gets shat on, whether it is a light shat or heavy shat. Term originated in Houston, Texas and is increasingly becoming popular in the South.
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03 de febrero de 2009
Stands for, "With The Boys". Often used when texting, tweeting, and/or as a hashtag when posting pictures on Instagram. Used when one is hanging out with a particular group of his/her bros.
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REAL definition: Wrong Time Boner.
An accidental boner that occurs in the most unlikely or unexpected of times. Generally occurs in class while dreaming about girls, teachers and occasionally... cats.
An accidental boner that occurs in the most unlikely or unexpected of times. Generally occurs in class while dreaming about girls, teachers and occasionally... cats.
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Yes, Halloween is near. ;-)
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And sweater makes the scene!Lori
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What a cutie!
I love his Fall sweater!!Very cute!!Blessings.
What a cute shot of Carter, and I loved that sweater.
Oh, he's just too cute! Bet he had fun looking at and touching the pumpkins.
what a great autumn shot--love the hat!!
My little Carter Bear...Love him. I remember going to the pumpkin patch with the boys...so much fun.
It's pumpkin patch week! heheHe was such a cutie as a little one...cutie as a big one, too ;)
Very cute! We haven't been to a pumpkin patch this year. Its already so cold I don't even want to.
Such a sweet shot of a little Carter!Jane, Pinks & Blues
What a perfect fall photo!
What a cutie! Love the hat.
What a fun picture!! I sure wish that we had awesome pumpkin patches like that around here!!
What a cute picture, love the hat.I loved when Keanen was little and he would wear hats like that.
I just love pumpkin patch pictures! What a cute little pumpkin wearing the hat. :)
A. Dor. A. Ble. Totally adorable.
Awww this is a very sweet picture!
What a GREAT shot!
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Aw! How sweet. He looks so happy, too.
Oh my gosh how did you not eat him up back then?
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Perfect pumpkins... child and otherwise!!!!Sharon - Pinks & Blues Girls
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Mountain Cuisine #102 They say nothing stimulates an appetite more than the crisp, clean air of the mountains. To cure this hunger, Martin creates rustic and hearty dishes inspired by his visit through the highlands of Taiwan. Cooking tip: "All About Chilis." Recipes: Rice Cooker Chicken and Mushrooms, Back Country Mushroom Daikon Soup and Broccoli and Cauliflower Stir-Fry. |
Taiwanese Influences #103 After a visit to historical Tainan, and inspired by the international influences of the city, Martin creates a variety of quick and easy dishes that can be enjoyed on their own or together in a flavorful meal. Cooking tip: "All About Knife Techniques." Recipes: Meat Sauce over Rice Stick Noodles; Quick Asian Chicken BrothSweet Peanut Dessert Soup; Twin Ginger Shortbread Cookies |
Chiufin Specialties #104 A visit to the markets of Chiufin in northern Taiwan can inspire any chef, especially Martin. Using his experience as his inspiration, Martin demonstrates how to make a quick and easy meal. Cooking tip: "All About Vinegar." Recipes: Dinner Oyster Omelette; Buddhist Braised Winter Squash; Oysters in Port Sauce |
Teahouse Delights #105 Martin visits a traditional Asian teahouse and learns about the delicacies they serve. Back in his studio kitchen, Martin puts his new-found knowledge to work and creates quick and easy dishes. Cooking tip: "All About Tofu." Recipes: Asian Pear Crumble; Honey Garlic Green Tea Prawns; LemongrassIced Tea |
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Teahouse Inspirations #107 Martin's trip to a traditional teahouse in Taiwan serves as the inspiration for a variety of quick and easy dishes, all of which display the versatility of tea. Cooking tip: "Stir Fry Techniques."Recipes: Simple Steamed Tofu, Cold Tea Somen Noodles and Wine Steamed Clams. |
Hakka Delights #108 Martin visits a Hakka village, and demonstrates how Hakka-style cooking can influence the flavor of meals prepared at home. Cooking tip: "All About Eggplant." Recipes: Duck and Cabbage Soup; Hakka Vegetarian Chow Fun |
A Meal to Impress #109 Martin and guest chef Michael Lomonaco, illustrate how to impress friends and be the life of any dinner party with these unique dishes. Cooking tip: "Simple Garnishing." Recipes: Sichuan Garlic Lamb; Hakka Vegetarian Chow Fun; Roasted Red Snapper with Basil and Sweet Peppers |
Dishes for Every Palate #110 Martin whips up three delectable dishes sure to please even the most discriminating palate. During the travel segment, Martin visits the largest fish market in Guangzhou to take in the amazing variety of fresh seafood. Recipes: Crisp Apple and Shrimp Salad; Poached Trout with Tangy Sauce; Mango Macadamia Chicken |
Versatile Dishes #111 Martin demonstrates how three versatile recipes can be enjoyed for both lunch and dinner, on their own, as a side dish or together as a meal. During the travel segment, Martin explores the food market in Chongqing, a source of ingredients for Sichuan cooking. Recipes: Yan Can Lo Mein; River Fish Dill-Tomato Soup; Three-Alarm Firecracker Chicken |
Cantonese Favorites #112 Martin and guest chef Sara Moulton explore the exciting world of Cantonese flavors with variations on traditional favorites. Cooking tip: "Chinese Sauces." Recipes: Potstickers with Spicy Dipping Sauce, Gingery Chicken Broth with Wonton Ravioli and Simply Gai Lan. |
Pacific Rim #113 Martin goes on a culinary adventure through the Pacific Rim with quick and easy recipes for crab, sea scallops and rice. During the travel segment, Martin savors the exotic dishes of Guangzhou in a traditional Cantonese restaurant. Recipes: Ginger Sugar Snap Peas; Crab and Asparagus Soup; Sea Scallopsin Sweet Chili Sauce; Coconut Rice; Guava Bellini |
Home Cooking #114 Martin proves viewers need not spend hours in the kitchen to make a great, home-cooked meal. During the travel segment, Martin visits the dynamic night market in Wuhan, on the banks of the Yangtze River. Recipes: Coconut Squash Soup; Pan-Fried Noodles; Black Pepper Beef; Braised Mushrooms |
China & Korea #115 Two culinary powerhouses come together, as Martin and guest chef, barbeque master Rick Browne, explore the difference between Korean and Chinese flavors. Cooking tip: tenderizing beef. Recipes: Rustic Smashed Potatoes; Korean-Style Lamb Chops; Flash-FriedAsparagus and Long Beans; BBQ Banana-Raisin-Rum Potstickers; Shanghai Rum Custard |
A Simple Meal #116 Martin illustrates how a few simple ingredients can add zing to pork chops, rice and vegetable dishes. During the travel segment, Martin journeys to Guangzhou to visit his childhood home. Recipes: Carrot Pineapple Rice; Glazed Grilled Pork Chops; Almond BabyBok Choy |
Japanese Flavors #117 With Japanese-influenced fare, Martin takes a trip to the land of the Rising Sun. During the travel segment, Martin visits the scenic majesty of the "lesser gorges" of the Yangtze River, stopping at a farming hamlet along the way. Recipes: Homemade Ponzu Sauce; Sushi Rice; Grilled Salmon Sushi Rice Bowl; Edamame Appetizer; Refreshing Beer Drink |
Stir Frys #118 With the help of guest chef Joanne Weir, Martin demonstrates the art of stir-fry with light and healthy dishes. Cooking tip: "Pantry Items. " Recipes: Shrimp in Lobster Sauce; Chicken Lettuce Wraps; Seafood Trio in Kung Pao Sauce |
Sweet and Savory #119 Martin combines the "sweet" and "savory" to create these perfectly balanced dishes. In the travel segment, Martin visits a temple and then joins the chef at a unique restaurant on Bai Yuen Mountain in Guangzhou. Recipes: Orange Beef; Pomelo, Radish and Spinach Salad; Mirin Ginger Crab |
East Meets West #120 Taking exotic sauces and seasonings like Chinese five-spice, sweet chilli and Ponzu sauce, Martin puts an Asian twist on Western favorites. Later, in Chongqing, Martin explores the vibrant South Shore of the Yangtze at night, wandering through the throngs and dining at a local Sichuan-style restaurant. Recipes: Cool Shrimp with Chili Dipping Sauce; Seared Five-Spice DuckBreast with Snow Peas & Watercress; Caramelized Asian Pears on Coconut Ice Cream |
Saucy Creations #121 Using quick and easy recipes, Martin and guest chef Christine Cushing demonstrate some "tricks of the trade" to turn ordinary meals into something extraordinary. Cooking tip: "Basic Tools." Recipes: Hot & Sour Shrimp; Eggplant in Plum Sauce; Honey-Glazed Spareribs |
A Light Meal #122 Martin soothes cravings for a light meal with delightfully simple dishes. Later, in a Gaunghzou park, Martin makes a morning visit to exercise classes and returns in the evening for traditional claypot cooking. Recipes: Ginger Sugar Snap Peas; Fiery Chili Pepper Squid; Orange Pineapple Cooler |
Seafood Delights #123 Martin completes a meal full of seafood delights with a spicy banana treat for dessert. In the travel segment, Martin explores China's Yangtze River and takes a behind-the-scenes look at the galley of a cruise ship. Recipes: Crab Puffs; Fish and Long Bean Stir-Fry; Spiced Banana Rolls |
Spicing Up Rice #124 Martin and guest chef Ming Tsai kick off the evening with a "mango tango" and prove rice doesn't have to be a bland side dish. Cooking tip: "Exotic Fruits." Recipes: Mango Macadamia Chicken; Mango Chicken Stir-Fry with Snap Peas; Golden Fried Rice; Beef and Shitake Satay with Mango Sauce; Spicy Mango Salsa |
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As always, your first thought should not be what PDA, but how – and to what –you are going to use your new PDA. A PDA is a small handheld computer; earlier models focused on organizing contacts, meetings and easier tasks, but today though they can do most of the things an ordinary computer does. There are special version of Microsoft's office suit for PDAs. You can e-mail, surf the internet or play games on your PDA. There are also models with mp3 players, GPS, cell phone, digital camera and lots of other functions and features built in.
The functions and features offered are almost endless; if you Google "software for PDAs" you get over one hundred million hits. And there are endless numbers of software developers for tailor made systems if the one you need does not exist yet. The gaming industry has also found its way into PDAs and offers a lot of different entertainment games. There are translation softwares for almost any language. If you want to listen to music, radio or watch a movie? No problems.
The main issues for PDAs are what OS (Operating System) they run; weight, size and battery run time, screen size and type and finally how well the handwriting recognition works if it is a model with touch screen. There are mainly three operating systems; Pocket PC/Windows mobile, Palm OS and Symbian OS depending on what brand you buy. As the purpose is to bring your PDA along at all times, it should be as small and light as possible and have battery stamina so that you could work all day without charging it. The screen should of course be as large as possible, especially if you intend to use it for internet surfing. And be aware that there are not so many sites that work satisfactory with such small screens as those in PDAs. Handwriting recognition varies a lot between different models so check it carefully to see that it works well for you and your handwriting.
Most PDAs have some sort of memory card slot so that you can expand the memory capacity and move data. Go for a card with rather high storage capacity as the memory built-in is not always the largest one. You can also connect your PDA via USB to almost all computers or wireless via Bluetooth or infrared in order to synchronize organizers, calendars and contacts. Many PDAs also support wireless networking.
There is an abundance of accessories available; car holders, hands-free, cases, travel chargers and you can even turn your PDA in to a music system - perhaps a convenient solution for you office desk? And there is more; for example, a wrist clock with Bluetooth connections that vibrates when you have a phone call or a SMS has arrived!
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Toronto eyes split with Buehrle; Dempster seeks series win for Boston
After snapping Boston's four-game winning streak, the Blue Jays hope the momentum carries them to a series split in the finale of their four-game set with the Red Sox at Fenway Park on Sunday.
Toronto answered Boston's seventh-inning tying runs in Saturday's contest with Jose Bautista's second homer of the game in the eighth to win, 6-2.
The Blue Jays will start Mark Buehrle, who surrendered four runs on eight hits while issuing a season-high four walks over just five innings in his previous start against the Rays. The four earned runs were the most the left-hander had allowed since May 17 in New York, where he surrendered five to the Yankees.
It also marked the second straight start in which Buehrle went only five innings, after he had recorded a quality start in five consecutive outings.
"[I was] up in the zone a lot, fell behind guys -- not getting strike one, you're going to be in trouble all night long," Buehrle said. "I made a few pitches when I needed to, and they put the ball in play. That's why this game is frustrating.
"You're missing your spots, and you make a good pitch and they put the ball in play. Whether it's a broken-bat base hit or finding a hole."
Buehrle will go up against Ryan Dempster, who will try to secure Boston's Major League-leading 17th series victory of the season.
The Canadian right-hander struggled for most of May, but has since put together six consecutive quality starts.
In his previous start against the Rockies, Dempster picked up his fifth win of the season by holding them to two runs on six hits and two walks, while striking out four over six innings.
Part of the damage came on a Wilin Rosario solo home run. It was the 17th homer Dempster has allowed, but 15 of them have been of the solo variety.
"I've always said solo home runs don't beat you," Dempster said. "I wish there haven't been that many I've given up, but, you know, especially in a situation like tonight where we're putting up runs, I'm trying to attack the strike zone, and if somebody hits one out, they hit one out."
Blue Jays: Bullpen among all-time best for month
Toronto entered Saturday's game with an overworked bullpen after logging 13 innings over the first two games of the series in Boston, but the relievers have held up well despite surrendering the winning runs in Friday's contest.
"Like I said, they're not going to be perfect every time out there," manager John Gibbons said.
Despite the runs, it was a rare hiccup for a club that has been just shy of perfect in the month of June.
Entering Saturday, the bullpen collectively had a 1.00 ERA this month, putting it on pace to beat the franchise-best mark in a month set by the 1992 Blue Jays, who had a 1.50 ERA in September.
Even with two earned runs on Saturday, the bullpen holds a 1.21 ERA in June. However, it is no longer a threat to the 1965 Baltimore Orioles, who had a 0.77 ERA in a single month.
• Bautista's first home run Saturday was No. 200 of his career. After adding his second in the eighth, he now has 142 in the past three and a half seasons compared to 59 over his first six.
Red Sox: Farrell trying to pick right spots to use Bailey
• Andrew Bailey has struggled recently, losing the closing role as a result, and the Red Sox would like to ease him back into high-pressure situations to get him right again.
The former closer, however, found himself pitching in more of a pressure situation Friday in the seventh inning than manager John Farrell would prefer. Bailey entered the game with his club up a run before allowing a solo shot to Edwin Encarnacion to tie the game.
"Well, that's a middle-relief role," Farrell said. "Seventh inning is a middle-relief role. There may be some curiousness as to why he was brought into that game. We've got to get him through the spell he's going through, and I thought he took a step in the right direction last night.
"He got a fastball up to Encarnacion, but I thought his stuff was much better last night than five days ago. He was the most rested, the most experienced. [Junichi] Tazawa had been hot five of the last seven days and was unavailable, so that's why Bailey was in last night."
Bailey had struck out the first two batters he faced prior to the home run.
For now, there's no defined role for the former closer.
"Based on who's available, that decision will be made in game," Farrell said.
Worth noting
• The Red Sox are batting a Major League-best .299 (289-for-965) in the month of June. The Sox last hit at least .300 in a month back in May 2006 (.306)
• Prior to Saturday's contest, Boston had won four straight games for the first time since May 24-27, outscoring opponents 30-16.
• With the victory, the Blue Jays are now 5-7 vs. the Red Sox this season, and 3-3 at Fenway Park.
Evan Peaslee is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Farm Rich recalls more food as E. coli spreads
A total 24 people in 15 states have been infected with the outbreak of E. coli 0121. None were in New Hampshire.
Farm Rich Products of Buffalo, N.Y. expanded its recall to more than 10.5 million pounds of its products that it distributes to retail stores and restaurants nationwide, including New Hampshire.
A complete list of recalled products may be found on its website: www.farmrich.com. Consumers who have these foods in their homes should immediately throw them away, state public health officials said.
"It is important that all consumers check their freezers for this product," state Public Health Director Dr. Jose Montero said in a statement.
"Since many of these items are frozen, they could still be in many New Hampshire homes, and with the recall expansion, people should check again to be sure," he added.
E. coli 0121 infection causes hydration, bloody diarrhea, abdominal crams. While most people recover in a week, some develop hemolytic uremic syndrome.
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Catherine Forde approaches painting as a constant discovery of watercolor reacting to resists, block-outs and overlapping, always keeping a watchful eye for natural "happenings." Catherine's unique birds are painted using the same techniques as her abstractions, but reversing the process. Catherine attended the University of Wisconsin - Madison, where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education with a major in Oil. Catherine has taught as an art teacher in Madison, Wisconsin; Chicago, Illinois; and in Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin. She resides in Madison, Wisconsin, and is part owner of Basketree Gifts. Exhibits: From 1968-1986 within the Mid-west From 1986-Present, Private showings and commissioned works.


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Historic Delatite Station located in the heart of the High Country is a unique holiday experience. Located only ten minutes from Mansfield, approximately 50 minutes to Mount Buller and 10 minutes to Lake Eildon, they are close to all the adventure activities this region has to offer. They can accommodate you in one of two private well equipped farm cottages.Bob's cottage has spectacular views up the Delatite river valley to the mountains and is surrounded by a large mature garden.Inside the cottage there are high timber ceilings and polished timber floors with double glass doors opening out onto a large deck. The main bedroom has a queen size bed and full ensuite whilst the second bedroom has two single beds and an ensuite shower and basin.There is a fully equipped laundry, which also has the toilet for the second bedroom. The kitchen is fully equipped and includes a dishwasher. There is a quality television and DVD system in the sitting room as well as a wood heater and split system reverse cycle air conditioner, outside there is a large umbrella, table and chairs and a barbecue.Situated in a large mature garden with the Delatite River only a stones throw from the house, Chris' has an open fireplace in the kitchen, wood heater in the sitting room and one large old fashioned bathroom with claw foot bath and shower.The cottage has three bedrooms accessed from the verandas, one double and two twins. Other features include reverse cycle split air conditioning, dishwasher, television, DVD and CD player, gas barbecue and outdoor furniture.Both cottages are provided with all linen, tea and coffee. A full breakfast hamper is available for $40.
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The deal could be worth more than $55 million for eight years. It includes $6.5 million in base pay, a "talent fee" and a $400,000 completion bonus for each season.
An contract agreement with Saban, 62, was reached nearly seven months ago but finally approved by the Alabama system trustees' compensation committee. He is the highest-paid coach in college football.
Saban's previous contract worth worth approximately $5.6 million annually.
"He is the best coach in the country and he's brought Alabama back to the pinnacle of college football," Alabama athletic director Bill Battle said in a statement. "His success on the field is obviously second to none, but Coach Saban's influence on academics and all the other areas of our athletic programs are equally impressive to me."
Saban has coached the Crimson Tide to three national titles in his seven seasons at the school.
"We are honored by the commitment the University of Alabama has made to us with this new contract," Saban said. "It is certainly a mutual agreement in terms of our commitment to the University of Alabama. We will continue to work hard to keep our football program among the nation's elite. My passion has always been to develop young men to their full potential as student-athletes.
"We've had great success in that area at Alabama and I'm appreciative of all the support and the resources we receive from the administration in order to make that happen."
Trustees also approved a contract for offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin that has a $680,000 salary for the next two years and $714,000 the following year.
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Front Back Remote Toroidal transformer View larger NAD C 316BEE Stereo integrated amplifier Item #: 745C316BEE In Stock 49 Reviews Your price: $379.99 Earn up to 380 Rewards points Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product Open Box: $341.99 View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 380 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Jim Richardson The foundation of a simple, yet great-sounding stereo system You don't need huge power or a lot of buttons to push. You don't need to spend a lot of money, either. If all you want is great sound for a small space, NAD has the solution. The C 316BEE is the perfect little integrated amp to anchor that high-quality audio system in your den, bedroom, or office. It delivers accurate, musical sound in a compact, easy-to-enjoy package. The large toroidal transformer is a key to this affordable amp's amazingly clean, dynamic sound. No frills, just thrills NAD designed this amp using the same principle behind their higher-end components — a no-frills approach that puts the focus squarely on performance, instead of bells and whistles. It boasts a high-current toroidal transformer — usually found only on expensive audiophile gear - and other carefully selected parts to provide punchy, lifelike sound. It makes the amp sound much more potent than its 40-watts-per-channel rating would lead you to expect. This integrated amp offers enough inputs to connect six audio components, plus a handy front-panel minijack for hooking up a portable music player. And the included remote gives you easy control of the amplifier and the other NAD audio components in your system. Add a CD player like NAD's C 515BEE and good set of bookshelf speakers like the PSB Image B6. Turn off your TV and phone. Now relax and rediscover the simple pleasure of listening to great music. Praise for the NAD C 316BEE from The Absolute Sound "The entry-level C 316 is still the go-to amp for audiophile newbies who crave sonic neutrality, good power output, nice tactile feel, and NAD's characteristic quality-control." — The Absolute Sound 2013 Editors' Choice Awards: Integrated Amplifiers under $1000 Product Highlights:40 watts x 2 channels into 8 ohms (20-20,000 Hz) at 0.02% THD4-ohm stable for use with a wide range of speakerssignal-to-noise ratio: 95 dBPowerDrive-S technology for more dynamic power outputlarge toroidal power transformer for a strong, low-noise power supplyrotary bass and treble controls with defeat switch for tone control bypass6 RCA audio inputs including 1 tape in/outfront-panel minijack input for connecting a portable music playerfull-size headphone jackone pair of speaker binding post terminalsremote control17-1/8"W x 3-3/16"H x 11-3/8"Dweight: 12.1 lbs.warranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Everything you always wanted in a stereo receiver, except the radio An integrated amplifier is essentially a receiver without a built-in AM/FM tuner. You get power to drive your speakers, audio controls, and inputs for music source components. Connect an iPod, a computer, a network music player, or any other device that can play Internet radio, and you may find you have no need for an AM/FM radio.
Great integrated amp Written By Alan, Tennessee on Thursday, April 09, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) See pros and cons below. Pros: Enough power for my speaker, and plenty of inputs. Easy to setup and use, and appears well made. Cons: When you plug-in the headphone jack output to the speakers is cut-off, so you can't power speakers and use headphones at the same time. Also the remote is small in size, which makes reading the labeling of the controls difficult.
Good entry point Written By Anonymous, California on Tuesday, March 10, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Do yourself a favor and buy this instead of the similarly priced NAD D3020. I tested both on the same source and speakers and while the C316 BEE was engaging, the D3020 left me cold. Earlier I had an Outlaw stereo receiver and while I did not compare head to head, my impression is that if you don't need a lot of power, this NAD is a good alternative at a lower price point. Compact and with pleasing sound, this NAD is a good starting point in "audiophile" sound. That is, you can listen to stereo music on it. Home theater receivers are good for 3D spatial movie effects but they reduce stereo music to mediocrity. If you want to listen to music, my travels suggest you can do better with this little NAD than with a home theater receiver at least 6x the price.
NAD C 316BEE Stereo integrated amplifier Written By Architect, Austin, Texas on Saturday, February 28, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sold my aging Nakamichi System One a year ago with intent of moving up to current technology and to save some real estate. Read all of the NAD integrated reviews and took a chance on the NAD C 316BEE Stereo integrated amplifier. I was concerned with the 30 watt per channel rating. Received the unit and connected it to my NAD C515BEE CD player and a set of New Advent Loudspeakers (80's vintage that I have refurbished and with matching replacement upper drivers). Very nice sound, but had to drive amp at around 10 o'oclock position to begin to get full music range. Beautiful range and realism- forgot what a quality system was like. Perhaps my room size is a bit large for the amp. Ran it through the paces with selections by Mark Kopfler, The Beatles, Allison Krause, Robert Plant, David Gray, Pink Floyd and Yo-Yo Ma, Couple Zeppelin tunes did not work for me. Next step was to try my pair of Klipsch Forte and some classical on vinyl. Seemed at bit weak overall and had to boost the base and pull back on the treble- could use a loudness control for lower volume situations. I have now arranged to exchange the unit for the C326BEE. If 50 watts per channel at low volume levels does not work, will have to re-think the integrated map route and go back to an amp/pre-amp system. Thanks to Crutchfield working with me on the exchange. Pros: Quite with no load, great separation of channels. Clean and flat reproduction. Nice design and finish. Cons: Needs a built-in phono pre-amp, and loudness control. Four stars because I am waiting on the exchange.
THE PERFECT MINIMALIST AMPLIFIER Written By RobertIQ, Illinois on Wednesday, January 21, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The 316BEE is first of all an elegant minimalist polished looking piece of equipment. Fortunately it's performance mirrors it's impressive exterior in every way. Silky solid volume and controls. No noise. Surprising power for it's rating. I've spent more than a little time admiring this lovely amplifier. And I love hearing it perform. There was a nice added bonus in purchasing the 316BEE: With my old amp in my system I had been thinking that my old Boston Acoustics A60s were sounding pretty bad and about ready for replacement. But then I connected them to the 316BEE .... they sound great. In short this purchase is the best money I've spent in a long time. Pros: Simple. Elegant. Solid. Great performance. Cons: Integrated power cord could have been just a little longer.
Solid Product Written By B-rad, NW Indiana on Sunday, January 11, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Solid,no nonsense integrated amp. I upgraded my cd player and speaker wiring w/ Monster Cable products, then hooked up some Monitor Audio MR2s. I am very pleased with the sound! I am impressed with the clarity and volume that comes from this 'little engine that could'. I think some speaker break-in and a good equalizer will improve sound even more! Still, very happy with the NAD! Pros: simplicity, clarity when 'pushed', value Cons: tonal control
Nice sounding amp Written By Anonymous, LA on Friday, December 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Straightforward old school amp, no bells nor whistles, simply very good. Pros: Works great, good sound with my Klipsch speakers, low noise level. No real complaints. Cons: Would be nice if it had a phono stage. Non standard battery for remote.
Functional Written By Alex from Wisconsin, Northern U.S. on Sunday, November 23, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a fine, no nonsense product. It doesn't do much, but what it does it does well. I'm using it with a turntable and an Apple AirPort Express playing files from my computer upstairs. It sounds better to me than the 22 year old Onkyo receiver that it replaced-but some of the difference that I'm hearing could be attributed to the NAD phono preamp and the Schiit DAC that I purchased to go with it. All I know is that this amplifier, the preamp, and the DAC-together-are making for the most enjoyable stereo listening that I've ever experienced. But that's not saying much because I just haven't experienced many systems. I'm giving it 4 stars because I'm holding one in reserve in case I hear something better. This amp with an internal phono preamp would be a better product for me. That's my only gripe. Pros: Nicely sized Standby LED is an attractive orange Cons: The remote control is a little finicky about line of sight, but it functions well
NAD 316BEE Written By Anonymous, Frankfort, MI on Saturday, November 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very nice integrated amp. Exactly what I was looking for. Pros: Nice sound. Cons: None.
Great No-Nonsense Amp Written By DavidK, Dundee Oregon on Sunday, September 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This amp really sounds fantastic. Not much else to say really. Pros: Sound, Price, Size. Cons: None.
NAD C 316BEE Written By Mud thumper, Fremont, CA on Sunday, September 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Completely met my expectations, excellent sound quality Pros: Easy set up, excellent sound, more than enough power, don't let the rating fool you, this is louder than the 100w sony it replaced Cons: None, easy work around for turntable, buy one w/ a preamp
Great Sounding Integrated Amp! Written By George R., South Carolina on Saturday, September 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is just what I was looking for to replace a 27 year old receiver. Not a lot of flashy, useless controls - just a well-built unit with great clean sound. I listen mostly to classical music or jazz and the NAD316BEE delivers detail I never heard before. Excellent Crutchfield customer service is a bonus. Pros: Clean sound - well built.
Happy with purchase Written By Rik, Houston on Friday, September 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sounds great. Good quality sound. Pros: Rich sound quality picks up various music from soft jazz to intricate prog rock. Cons: Should have checked for 4 speaker outlets. Only comes with 2 so wired to play all four.
Excellent Integrated Amp Written By RobertA, Denver, NC on Monday, August 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My decision to go with the NAD C 316BEE is probably the best decision I have made in buying an integrated amp, ever. Having no prior experience with NAD equipment other than a NAD phono preamp , it was surely a leap of faith and good luck I chose this amp. My listening room is a small bedroom converted for my music room and this amp was a perfect fit for filling my room with excellent sound from it's rated 40 watts (sure seems like it's driving more than 40 watts) . I am driving a pair of book shelf speakers that are rated @ 80 watts into 6 ohms. I noticed another reviewer stated that this amp only liked 8 ohm speakers. Not so!! Almost all of my cd's, from the oldest that I bought in the 80's to the newest hybrid and gold cd's sound unbelievably good. I bought a NAD PP2i preamp so I could hook up my old turntable and listen to my vinyl which also sounds really great with this amp. I have only turned the tone defeat off just to make sure that the treble and bass functions work. Leaving the tone defeat on still gives me the bass I desire and and the higher frequencies are crystal clear without having to adjust the treble or bass at all. What a terrific amp. You don't have to spend big dollars for excellent sound!! Pros: Good build quality, great sound at an affordable price. Cons: None that I can find.
Great Value Written By gm, Carlsbad, CA on Monday, May 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A great value for the sound quality and power, performs above its rating for sure! Pros: value, known reliable brand, simple remote Cons: no built in phono preamp
Very Nice Written By Tom, Cary, NC on Friday, May 09, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm using it with a pair of Klipschorns. Good punch and more than enough volume. Simple controls. Simple look. Great price. Don't go crazy buying high end amps. Put your money into the speakers. Pros: Price, sound, simplicity Cons: None
NAD C 316BEE Written By VICTOR K, LAKE WORTH FL on Saturday, May 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) BY FAR THE BEST INTERGRATED AMP I'VE EVER OWNED I HAVE IT PAIRED UP WITH INFINITY P163 TOWERS AND IT ROCKS. THANK YOU DEXTER FOR ALL YOUR HELP. Pros: IT'S A NAD WHAT WOULD YOU EXPECT... Cons: NONE
As great as everyone says! Written By WVGrif, Holland, MI on Thursday, April 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I needed a smallish but great sounding integrated with remote for my every day use. This one meets those needs and then some. I combined it with some super efficient full sized speakers for everything from Blue-Ray to Dish and my music server. Rocks the house, plays the soundtracks and re creates so much sound so well, could not be happier. Pros: Remote is small and simple. The amp itself is slightly undersized compared to all the others out there and it sounds really clean and precise, it will produce exactly whatever it receives. Cons: No mono switch, when redbox signal craps out one channel, that's all its missing!
Excellent no frills entry amp Written By ChrisW, Maidens, VA on Thursday, March 20, 2014 Really delighted with this amp. Basic and no frills, but with an obvious emphasis on build quality inside and out. Just what I wanted. Pros: Excellent musicality, plenty of power for small and medium rooms. Cons: Requires the use of 8 ohm speakers, which restricts your selection, but only slightly as most are 8 ohm.
NAD Integrated Amp NAD C 316BEE Written By Audio Journeyman, NY on Monday, February 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Ive had and traded many integrated amps and I must say for the money I got everything I would ever need in this power house of a amp. The sound of my Theta Miles CD player going thru this amp was clear clean detailed and dynamic. Plenty of backup power punch when needed. What more could i ask for nothing nothing at all. Pros: More power than the very humble 40 watt rating. Accurate Musicality. If you look at the inside of one and compare the build quality to other similarly priced models it over achieves. Cons: none
NAD C 216BEE REVIEW Written By 2PM, Boston on Monday, January 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) this new unit is replacing a nad that I got in 1984.I would buy more of the same in a heartbeat.. Great sound.,,Power is mad what more can I say .If you want this to play music you will be happy a b speakers. happy TO HAVE THIS. Pros: PRICE SHOP AROUND AND YOU CAN SAVE $ Cons: NONE
Just what the Dr. ordered! Written By DaveO, Denver CO on Friday, January 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I needed a high caliber integrated amp for a small listening space. I have other NAD components and have been very pleased with them over the 20+ years I've owned them. This is everything I expected it to be. Clean power and plenty of it, accurate reproduction, compact size and a great price. The perfect solution for my application!
good clean power Written By slowpaddler, poconos, usa on Thursday, January 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) NAD stuff has always been quality, no-nonsense products from the beginning. And the C316BEEE is no different. A superb 2-channel integrated amp, it is the perfect solution for a portable video suite setup. Robust beyond its 40W rating and clean, simple tone controls. Thankfully, high quality is still available in a simple package. I love it! Pros: high quality, simple design, clean accurate power.
Makes me smile Written By Reynolds531, St Louis on Friday, December 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) When I connected the NAD 316BEE to the 516BEEE Cd player and my trusty JBL L100T speakers I broke into a smile and thought "wow.". Each instrument was so clear and the voices so realistic! Previously I was using a Sony AV re iever and a Phillips DVD player for playing CDs. I also hap an ancient Kenwood KA 5500 integrated amp that used. There are way too many 5's given out in these reviews. This product really is a 5 Pros: Price and performance. Simplicity of design Cons: The remote feels a little cheap.
good amp Written By greg, ann arbor, mi on Sunday, December 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) no reason to complain. sounds great, Crutchfield was quick. Pros: real simple
Nice Little Amp Written By brianvac, Granville ,MA on Wednesday, October 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I dig this amp. Bought is as a replacement for an old JVC that gave out after 25 years of use. Just wanted something simple and clean sounding. Seems much more powerful than the 40 watts /channel rating. The only reason for not giving 5 stars is I wish it had a loudness contour switch to use as an option. Pros: quality built clean sound good price Cons: no loudness switch
Exceptional Written By Dvdwilly, Haymarket, VA on Saturday, August 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Crisp and clean. A streamlined, some would say minimalist design. It is what you need (if you are after 2-channel) and nothing more. That is no unnecessary bells and whistles. The sound is what counts--if you have signal, it is accurate and uncolored. If there is no signal, there is absolute silence...and, in this case, silence is golden!
I love my NAD C 316 BEE Amp! Written By chaka4, Edmonds, WA on Tuesday, July 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I wanted top quality workmanship; with high quality sound for the small amount of money I had available to invest. I made the right choice. I am not an audiophile; however, I know the difference between high sound quality and good sound quality when I hear it. The NAD C 316 BEE Amp delivers high quality sound. I have it paired with my NAD C515 BEE CD player and the distinction of different tones and sounds coming from even an ordinary CD and modest speakers are so impeccable it still amazes me. Again, I'm not an audiophile, and I'm sure there are plenty of higher end pieces of equipment that cost more than 3 months' salary! However, if you are on a budget like me, yet still yearn to listen to your favorite music at its best, then this is the amp for you! Note: I was able to hook my old Pioneer PL-990 pre-amp turntable into the Aux jack and it works great. No separate pre-amp necessary.
Superb option for fans of stereo sound. Written By JV, Chicago on Wednesday, July 03, 2013 I've had this amplifier for quite awhile now and it has never let me down. Very good bang for your buck. I use it primarily for music, but also for watching movies sometimes. This amp has loads of volume on tap - see the picture above, the one with the volume turned up to about 1 o'clock.. I've never had the volume up that loud. Not even once. I've gotten up to about 12 o'clock and it's mind blowingly loud, yet crisp, musical and undistorted. I use this amp with an Onkyo C7030 cd player and a pair of Polk tsi300 floorstanding speakers. Very happy with this amp, no regrets. Pros: Solid/dependable, tone defeat button, 6 inputs (plus 3.5mm input on front), nice remote, very loud/powerful, good value. Not a lot of bells and whistles - just very well built musical muscle for those of us who enjoy high quality stereo sound. Cons: None.
NAD C 316BEE - a best buy Written By RoyT, Gloucester, MA on Monday, May 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) In a "former life" I was a so called "audiophile" owning products from esteemed sources such as Beveridge, Audio Note, CEC, First Sound, Transcendent Sound, SOTA, Graham, Koetsu, Von Schweikert, Audio Research, Maggies etc, etc. I purchased the NAD C 316BEE to mate with a NAD C 515BEE CD player for my office (driving an old Von Schweikert VR-1 pair). The bordering on rave reviews for the 316 (and the 316/515 combo) in the audio press are dead on. I have been particularly pleased at the high resolution and accuracy of "timbre" at low db listening levels, suitable for office environs. When cranked a bit (on weekends) these baseline good performance attributes remain constant. Performance way beyond my expectations. A real value. RoyT Pros: See above - also, a very well though out control set up. Top notch construction - and details such as the extra thick face plate and ergonomically friendly speaker wire connections. And, oh yes, --the price. Cons: At his price level, none that come to mind.
The NAD C 316BEE Rocks! Written By Caldo, Centennial, CO on Monday, May 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The NAD C 316BEE Rocks! I procured this amp to supplement my home audio system and to slave it to a preamp. I read one review somewhere that stated the bass control was useless - not at all! (I think that reviewer did not understand how to use the Tone Defeat button). I have recommended this amp highly to my friends - at 40 continuous watts it has plenty of power. It is worth every peeny and more that I paid for it. Pros: Solid engineering and very powerful. Cons: None - quite pleased with the product!
Great Sound Written By Ernest, Star, NC on Thursday, April 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Reminds me of a high end amp I bought in the 80s. Very clean with more power than advertised. Pros: Plenty of volume. Cons: Maybe too much volume.
The NAD Majic Written By Anonymous, San juan, PR on Friday, March 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The NAD majic consist on let the music flow without interfere. You conect this amp between your source and your speakers and it will disapears. Pros: Will not add or subtract nothing to the music. Cons: It will make spend hours listening to your favorite records and discovering new ones.
Excellent entry level for a 2.0 or 2.1 system Written By Joe, Connecticut on Sunday, January 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For the price and quality this cannot be beat for an entry level hi fi 2.0 or 2.1 desktop or bookshelf setup. Amazingly clear and defined. No bells and whistles, all quality usable technology. Pros: Clean and clear Attractive Cons: Lacks line out or LFE for subwoofer, but that can be mitigated by wiring sub in parallel so this is a minor issue
nice little unit Written By Eric, Boston, MA on Saturday, December 15, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a sweet, if slightly quaint, little amplifier. I bought it to replace a Denon which was too large to fit in my new living-room setup. In a side-by-side comparison using the same speakers, it sounded as good as the Denon. It's worked great so far, and I'm pretty happy with it, despite a few minor shortcomings/oddities. Pros: This is one of the smallest multi-input amplifiers you'll find that has a remote control for input/volume selection. Its sound fidelity meets my needs. Cons: It has no digital-optical input for natively-digital sources like CD or Airtunes - just traditional RCA inputs. The remote control cannot affect bass, treble, or balance. The remote control has separate "on" and "off" buttons for some reason.
All I needed Written By DEC, Carmel, IN on Saturday, December 15, 2012 I needed an amplifier to power a set of Klipsch B20 bookshelf speakers. My line in is an Audio-Technica turntable. The Amplifier was easy to set up and sounds great. I ordered 12 guage speaker cable with the banana adapters pre-made and they slide easily into the speaker wire receptacles in the back of the amplifier. I would recommend this amplifier, and my experience with Crutchfield, in the future. Pros: good power, relatively inexpensive for quality profuct, simple design Cons: none
NAD C 316BEE Written By suomynonA, Tennessee on Saturday, November 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This integrated amplifier replaced a 20+ year old NAD 7240PE suffering from failing power capacitors. With Boston Acoustic speakers, this amplifier provides a warm, rich sound with plenty of power. Good quality without a lot of unnecessary bells and whistles. Pros: Good value. NAD quality at a good price point. Good sound. Cons: Only drives a single pair of speakers. Front panel orange standby LED is annoying and bright blue runtime LEDs are too bright.
best value in integrated amplifiers Written By RonS, Carnelian Bay, CA on Monday, October 15, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) sweet clarity in an amplifier; as good as many amps costing 5-10 times more. enough power to drive my old Polk speakers and fill the whole downstairs. Pros: has all the connects average home user needs; controls are distortion-free; remote control works well Cons: none detected
Didn't like it's sound Written By James, Texas on Thursday, April 26, 2012 I was helping someone close to me with their speaker setup.Since the speakers were already bought the next step was getting a new integrated amp decided to give NAD a try to see if they would really do match perfectly with PSB speakers (which I had) like many say they do.If they did I was going to keep the NAD for myself and give them my other integrated amp which is only a few months old. It doesn't the highs and overall detail was very lacking compared to the other amp I had. And the bass was really weak almost non existent. The NAD has a lot of power though and can get the speakers really loud with very little turn of the knob. But the sound just wasn't right. Thanks to Crutchfield's amazing customer service I was able to return the amp no problem. I would consider looking into Cambridge Audio,Marantz,and or Yamaha integrated amps at the moment since this NAD to my ears is a dud. But always try out for yourself if you can. Pros: Very powerful can get speakers loud, I like the looks of it. Cons: Weak highs,lack of detail,weak bass.
The NAD C 316BEE is Working Great Written By 2nd NAD, WA State on Sunday, April 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I needed another, smaller sound system and since I'm still using an NAD 7130 that I bought in the late 80s in the family system an NAD seemed like a no brainer. I ended up with a C 316BEE, an integrated amp that seemed like it would pair nicely with some Pioneer SP-BS41-LRs, and it does. Music sounds great, with decent range, more than enough loudness for me, nice detail, and the imaging works well with the TV too (I never understood why people need a 'center speaker' as with a decent stereo you have a soundstage that always has a 'center speaker'). I expect it to be still working as nicely in a quarter of a century as its older sibling.
Just what I wanted: a stereo receiver with good sound Written By Glenn S., Cupertino, CA on Wednesday, March 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Like my other NAD receiver, this one does exactly what I expect and provides good sound even through our old Bose Acoustimass (sp?) speakers. We use it with an Apple ipod dock. Delivery was prompt and on time. Pros: Good sound Cons: price
NAD C316BEE Written By SorenNM, La Canada Flintridge, CA on Friday, February 10, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent amplifier, very clean sound. Enough power to drive medium sensitive speakers to very high levels in a small (130 sq-ft) room. It is my son's first "good" amplifier, he uses it with Pioneer SP BS41 speakers, his iPod and my old CD-player. Great economy combination. Pros: Nice clean sound, without coloration or distortion. I'm not aware of a better integrated amplifier at this price point. Cons: Large cross-coupling to unterminated input connectors. If you select an input source that has nothing connected to it, you can hear, at low levels, what is being played on other inputs. That suggests that there is also a coupling the other way around and that unterminated inputs could act as antennas contributing noise. After talking to NAD support, I choose to terminate unused inputs with RCA shorting plugs.
NAD C 316BEE Written By JEB, Rochester, MN on Sunday, October 16, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My music never sounded so good. Much better than my previous Harmon Kardon. Good price/great value.
Excellent for listening to music with two speakers Written By JasB, Sout East Coast, USA on Thursday, October 06, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It really is a great integrated amp - perfect for a small room and a nice pair of speakers. I find the highs are very clear and the base is punchy coming from my B&W DM602s. I don't hear any harshness (I compare against my Adcom amp and preamp). I feel the sound from the B&Ws are even better on this NAD! I might have to upgrade my speakers now! My only caution to anyone looking at this unit, please note that there are no extra connections (subwoofer, surrounds) so I think the amp would work best with standard full range speakers.
Great sound, Great Value! Written By Christian, Encinitas, CA on Friday, June 17, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) What a nice follow up from NAD. I had not used their products in a number of years and needed a good amplifier w/o spending too much (for my home office). My first thought was to get a used 3020 from Ebay but researching product reviews to see what NAD had been cooking of late, it became clear that the C316BEE was a better option. I was not disappointed! Great Sound, Great Value (and virtually no power usage in standby mode!)
Fantastic little amp! Written By JS, Utah on Wednesday, June 01, 2011 I'm amazed by the clean, detailed sound produced by my B&W 686 speakers when powered by this little amplifier. The NAD drives the 686s to surprisingly loud volume levels as well, despite the 686s low 84db sensitivity and the 316BEEs modest rated power of 40 watts per channel. In fact, it plays far louder than I'll ever require in my apartment living room. The 316BEE is great little amplifier and a wonderful value!
Great Sound Written By HB, N.Y.C. on Sunday, April 17, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great clean sound with plenty of power for my apt. living room. simple set up. play my ipod directly on aux input. Just great sound. Cruchfield shipped it right out and had it in a few days. Thanks
Quick review of the NAD C316BEE Written By Mr. Bill, South Texas on Thursday, January 27, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Well, the NAD C316BEE arrived today and as I type this I am listening to the Dave Grusin/Lee Ritenour's album - Harlequin .... one of by favorite Brazilian jazz albums. All I can say is the sound quality is stunning. Simply beautiful! The source is the HM 801 with Flac Lossless files. For those unfamiliar with the HM 801, it is made by the company HiFiMan in China. It is a rather pricey MP3 player whose claim to fame is its excellent DAC. The headphones I'm listening through are Sennheiser's HD 600s. Before buying the NAD, I tried the HD 600s with the HM 801 alone and the was not adequate to the task of powering the headphones. I considered purchasing a dedicated headphone amp but decided on the NAD because I reasoned it would be more versatile. I am not using any equalization on either the NAD or the HM 801 and the base is very strong. This unit is set up in my man cave (home office). At some point, I may add a CD player and some modest floor speakers. We'll see. Right now though, I am thrilled with the current setup.
Great Product Written By Paul A, Seattle, Wa on Tuesday, January 11, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Just received my NAD 316BEE integrated amplifier. Yes, it's the low end of NAD but they didn't skimp on the warm, clean sound. Plenty of power for my family room of about 450 square feet and beyond when I want to crank it up. Just replaced an old receiver that finally gave out after 25 years and this sounds better. I am using two bookshelf speakers with this amp. I got great customer service from Wes and fast shipping with excellent tracking information all along the route. Thank you Crutchfield.
Nice Amp Written By Anonymous, Central Maryland on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I wanted a low profile integrated amp in the bedroom to play XM, Squeezebox, & a wireless feed from my media server (Pandora, etc.). The remote had to control input selection/volume/power. The NAD has a nice form factor, very good build quality, and the blue LEDs are subdued enough that I can leave the unit on all night and wake to music. Spec-wise 40 W/ch is a bit light for the 6Bs but I've cranked it up a number of times and have some power to spare. It's a robust 40W! The front panel media player socket is a nice feature for iPods, etc. I could not have received the unit any faster so thumbs up for Crutchfield's super fast order processing and shipping. I've been aware of NAD for many, many years but is the first NAD product I've owned and I'm very pleased with my choice. I recommend this product for those with modest power needs particularly if they want something with a nice, low-key appearance. Happy listening!