NAD 9300

The NAD 9300 is one of those models that exists in the world — there are for-sale listings describing it as a stereo power amplifier, and it turns up in the usual dealer inventories — but almost nothing about it is formally documented. No dedicated spec sheet survives in the standard archives, and neither hifi-wiki nor hifiengine list it at all. What the record does contain is a single, somewhat contentious claim: one source lists the 9300 with the note "same as C 270," implying it was an alternative badge for that well-known late-1990s NAD amplifier.

If that equivalence holds, the 9300 would be a 2×150W (8Ω) power amplifier with 250W per channel into 4Ω continuous and 250W dynamic into 8Ω — but those figures come from C 270 documentation, not from anything bearing the 9300 name independently. No source that covers the C 270 in detail mentions a 9300 variant, so treat those numbers as tentative rather than confirmed. Secondhand listings consistently describe it as a "NAD 9300 Stereo Power Amplifier" and cite 150 WPC, with one mentioning "300" (presumably into 4Ω), which at least corroborates the general ballpark.

Beyond that, the record is genuinely thin. No production years, no original price, no dimensions or weight, no design or circuit details. The one thing multiple sources agree on is that the model exists and is a power amplifier. If you own one, or have seen the badge on a service sheet, the archive would be glad to know more.

Known specs (tentative, via the C 270 equivalence):