NAD 4130
NAD 4130 is a digital stereo FM/AM tuner from the late 1980s.
The FM front end uses four varicap diodes and three 10.7MHz ceramic filters in the FM amplification circuit. The LA1235 IC is used as the FM IF discriminator, while the LA3390 IC is used in the stereo decoder circuit. NJM2043 op amps provide amplification and noise reduction, while the TC9137AP microcontroller controls the whole device.
The visual styling is distinctive of NAD's design from that era. Overall performance is quite good, with stable reception and very good sound quality.
Manufacturer: NAD
Status: Active company
Official website: nadelectronics.com
General Specifications
Antenna Input: 75Ω & 300ΩFM Tuning Range: 87.5MHz-108.0MHz
Input Sensitivity (50dB): 34.2dBf
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (65dBf): 75dB
Total Harmonic Distortion (1kHz): 0.09%
Frequency Response (30Hz-15KHz): ±0.5dB
Stereo Separation (1KHz): 50dB
Dimensions (WHD): 420×108×380mm
Weight: 4.25kg
Produced: 1985-1987
Initial price: 498DM
Factory Specification Sheet
Factory specification images are sourced directly from the device's original service manual or user manual. These documents are produced by the manufacturer and provide authoritative information on the product's specifications.
FM Tuner
Measurements of the tuner section were performed using an FM signal generator, with its output fed directly into the antenna input. AM measurements were not conducted.
Known Problems
Most of the gray electrolytic capacitors were faulty, so they were all replaced. Additionally, the 7805 voltage regulator was replaced. A full tuner alignment was also completed.






























