JodyHIFI

Hey I have a very nice 320 BEE> Generally happy with it. However when I have had parties and cranked it for a couple of hours it has switched off due to over heating. Volume was at about two thirds the max. I have not has anything on top of the amp blocking the heat from escaping. It hasnt been hot weather either. In one case I put a fan directly on top of the unit to cool it and it worked. Is this generallty a problem. Its still under the 12 mths warantee. Thinking of taking it back. What do ya think cheers Jody

Hey I have a very nice 320 BEE> Generally happy with it. However when I have had parties and cranked it for a couple of hours it has switched off due to over heating. Volume was at about two thirds the max. I have not has anything on top of the amp blocking the heat from escaping. It hasnt been hot weather either. In one case I put a fan directly on top of the unit to cool it and it worked. Is this generallty a problem. Its still under the 12 mths warantee. Thinking of taking it back. What do ya think cheers Jody

Hey I have a NAD320 BEE (with no phono stage). Running Klipsch bookshelve speakers. Recently got back to vinyl. I want a decent phono pre-amp but dont want to spend much. It is possible to use an amp (looking around for a vintage classic) with a pre-ampo stage. And use the tape out into my 320 BEE. Will this work as an effect phono stage. and what vintage amps have a decent phono stage. tx Jody