Nad PP2

+ Good overall sound quality. Compact unit.

- Low output when set at average levels (50)

+ Cost effective, good piece of kit for the money.

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+ It's small, cheap and 'does what it says on the tin'.

- Looks a wee bit tinny/'tandy'-like rather than the usual more aesthetically pleasing, solid business-type appearance of NADs electronic audio equipment. but then it is smaller, which actually is great. The only alternative way to design this would be as a very flat, thin device the same width as a NAD amp or CD player, which may of course not be possible. The fact that it's so small and light means that it can easily and unobtrusively fit into most audio separate racking/sleving units.

+ For the money, sound quality is very good and you get MM and MC inputs. Also, this device is compact and looks the part.

- The type of LED used for this device's power indicator makes it look a tad cheap.
If this device was a little bigger, it contain its own mains transformer and so do away with having a separate AC adapter, which in my view is never a good thing.

+ Compact design,sturdily constructed.Nice detailed sound,punches far above its weight.

- Lacks last degree of detail in high treble compared to more expensive design(Trichord Dino) but comendable nontheless.

+ Good value, good performance for the price, unpretentious design

- None really for the price

+ Performs very well delivering good quality sound.Pity about the shape though.

- Bulky looking