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NAD CI 9120 12-Channel Custom Installation Power Amplifier

Brand: Nad
Category: CE

Buy Refurbished: $1,199.00

Sales Rank: 87663

MPN: CI 9120
Model: CI 9120
EAN: 5703120220024
ASIN: B0018QIXYK

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:

•	12 x 80W Simultaneous Minimum Power into 4/6 ohms
•	Multi-Channel power amp for custom installation
•	Flex-Pad allows easy system configuration
•	EIA rack mount kit included
•	Quiet low-pressure cooling system

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Product Description
The NAD CI9120 is a clean-sheet design 12 channel amplifier specifically engineered to meet the demanding requirements of the advanced custom installation market. The result of this intensive design effort is an amplifier that sets new standards for "bullet-proof" reliability and sonic performance in this specialized category. NAD's proprietary Output Management Circuit (OMC) ensures that the full power is available at any reasonable load impedance. If the load impedance falls below 3 ohms, indicating something other than a loudspeaker is connected to the amplifier channel, the OMC will limit the power flow and prevent the amplifier from overdriving or overheating. This not only protects the amplifier, but it also prevents loads attached to the amplifier from heating up excessively, an important factor when the liability of an installed system is a consideration. When the OMC detects a potential fault situation and begins to limit current flow, an amber colored LED illuminates on the front panel to alert the installer to a problem in the system. When the OMC is activated, the amplifier will continue to play without distortion, but the power level will be reduced to the amplifier channel that has the problem.