M50.2 vs Musical Fidelity M6 CD
The M6 CD's weight is 11.2 kg (25 lbs) against the M50.2's 8.1 kg (18 lbs) and its depth 385 mm against 381 mm. Both share bit depth (24-bit) and max sample rate (192 kHz).
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The NAD M50.2 is a discontinued Masters Series digital music player, CD transport/ripper, network music server, and BluOS streaming endpoint. It combines a slot-loading CD drive with mirrored internal storage, allowing CDs to be played or automatically ripped to a protected music library. It provides digital-only audio output, so it requires an external DAC, integrated amplifier, or receiver with a suitable digital input. The unit supports local USB playback, network shares, internet and subscription streaming services, Bluetooth aptX, and control through BluOS-compatible applications. It has no built-in DAC, analog audio output, headphone amplifier, speaker amplifier, phono stage, or published analog performance specifications. The product is listed on NAD’s website as a legacy product, and current availability is generally limited to remaining stock or the used market.
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