NAD’s innovative Modular Design Construction (MDC) architecture was built with the foresight that customers would want to upgrade their NAD AV Receiver or Processor with both new technologies and additional features. More than a decade later, it is this very same design that continues to power some of NAD’s most revolutionary products. Combining the forces of Ultra High Definition (UHD) and BluOS®, the VM 310 is a single module that works in all NAD MDC AV products. Employing the latest UHD video chipsets and HDMI 2.0b, the VM 310 supports 60 frames per second in order to fully sustain all current and future UHD formats. The VM 310 also supports HDCP 2.2, which is the copy encryption used for UHD video and is required to watch 4K contents. Like past NAD MDC video modules, the VM 310 does not alter the video signal by either adding or subtracting valuable information, thus leaving the frame rate and colour space unaltered from the input to the output. As a BluOS Ready product, the VM 310 has the options of network music streaming, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, granting you access to the best audio possible.
NAD CLASSIC AV MDC UPGRADES
Modular Design Construction (MDC)
NAD’s innovative MDC architecture is a highly advanced concept, allowing customers to upgrade their NAD AV Receiver or Processor with new technology and additional features well into the future. NAD introduced MDC in 2006 featuring the then advanced HDMI 1.2 digital transfer technology. Subsequent upgrades to HDMI 1.3, HDMI 1.4 and now HDMI 2.0 have kept NAD customers at the forefront of technology while protecting their original investment.
Key Features
1 front panel and 5 back panel HDMI 2.0
inputs – 18 Gbps, 4K/60, HDCP 2.2
1 back panel HDMI 2.0 output –
18 Gbps, 4K/60, HDCP 2.2
1 back panel HDMI 1.4 output, HDCP 1.4
CEC/ARC Support
Graphic OSD generator
BluOS® Ready
One USB 2.0 Type-A Connector
RJ45 Ethernet
Works with Apple AirPlay 2
** Please Note-Installing the VM310 disables all Analogue Video Input decoding from Composite, S-Video and Component Video Sources **
