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- 7 x 100 Minimum Continuous Power into 4 / 8 ohms, all channels driven similtaneously 20Hz-29kHz with <0.5%
- MDC Modular Design Construcion allows future upgrades
- Lossless decoding: Dolby True HD and DTS-Master Audio. Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Pro Logic II
- Auto Setup and Calibration of all speaker settings using suppied microphonel Audyssey MultEQ XT Room Correction
- Digital Inputs available as 2 channel analog mixdown on Zone 2 output.
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NAD's T775 AV receiver ignores brochure specs and focuses on meaningful goals instead. It delivers real-world sonics and power, pristine, non-degraded video, genuinely ergonomic design, and progressive features like the uniquely enhanced Audyssey auto set-up and calibration. "The NAD's overall sound and 'feel' remind me of results that, in the past, I've only been able to achieve with very costly, separate, high-end A/V controllers and multichannel amps," reports Chris Martens in The Perfect Vision magazine for February 17, 2010. The T775 proudly upholds NAD's "Music First" design philosophy, which declares that state-of-the-art music recordings remain the truest test of any playback system. NAD's belief that home-entertainment products have grown far too complex and user-unfriendly also guided the T775 to its simpler, more intuitive user interface. Utilizing the latest HDMI 1.3 chips from Analog Devices all resolutions (480, 576, 720 and 1080) are supported. Analog inputs are "cross-converted" to HDMI ,and HDMI sources preserve their original resolutions up to 1080p, so you know you are getting the purest audio and video performance. NAD eschews the chip-based video-DSP "upscaling" that looks so attractive in competitors' brochures, but which frequently result in video indistinguishable from, or actually inferior to, the original source. The T775 features NAD's extensive new on-screen menu/display system via all video outputs, including HDMI, permitting a single-cable link to the video display. Additionally, it adds even more functionality with audio processing and On-Screen-Display. With NAD, you can enjoy the pleasures of a whole house system that allows you to independently control sources and volumes in up to four different zones. There's even RS-232 serial connectivity, for integrating advanced touch-screen based control systems.
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I brought the NAD T775HD because I have had NAD stereo receivers before. I am very pleased with the receiver. The surround sound setup was easy with the supplied microphone and the results were very good. I have KEF iq9 front speakers, iq6 center channel, iq1 surround and PSW2500 sub.Even though I have a fairly large open room the base is good. The T775HdD seems to get a lot more out of my front speaker to give the sub support. I replaced a Yamaha which was good but the NAD is much better.
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