Nad C320 BEE - Opinions

So I went to my local audio shop a few days ago and they helped me with what I like to call a "surplus of money" problem.


I auditioned some speakers and decided on the paradigm 60's. Great sound. I explained that I had *nothing* at home to hook these up to so needed some options. He said that the 2-channel Nad C320 BEE would be just fine since I'm in an apartment and won't be blaring the speakers loud enough for neighbors to hear (I don't like ear-piercing volume for anything anyway...).


My questions are:

- Is the NAD C320BEE sufficient to drive a pair of Paradigm 60's v3 without and problems under normal loads?


- what is the NAD C320BEE like as far as inputs and outputs? I have a tv, dvd player, and about a thousand video game systems which I can easily use a switcher for, just need to know the nad is capable of bringing sound to all of these without any hiccups?


I'm very unfamiliar with what an integrated amp can do.


(BTW, i got the nad and paradigm 60's for $2200 canadian total and he's throwing in the wires to hook it up with. Good deal? It is NOT too late to change my mind on the amp)