NAD T755 AV-receiver

The design of NAD T755 receiver is not strict and not even Spartan, but rather audiophile, i.e. extremely functional. On the ash-gray background of the front panel, like on the unpainted canvas, the display is covered by exact strokes of the designer, and below it there are the source selection and tone control buttons. The other working area is on the left and is responsible for selecting the speakers (A or B) and the tuner control. On the right there is the volume control and (under the removable lid) the switching unit consisting of AV input, the headphone output and the connection jack of the tuning microphone of the Audyssey automatic calibration system. The number of connectors on the rear panel convinces us that the lack of the previous T754 is eliminated - there are three inputs and an HDMI interface output. The receiver perfectly fits the multi-room system, because it is equipped with sockets for connection of IR repeaters and three outputs of 12 V trigger. Other video and audio connectors are also perfect, except for the absence of Phono input (but there is a possibility of simultaneous connection of two subwoofers).

The set of capabilities of NAD T755 is generally not the most modern, because HD-audio decoders are not available. However, the owners of Blu-ray player can use advantages of the BD Live standard only by multi-channel PCM, which is decoded by the receiver.

As a stereo amplifier, NAD T755 proved to be perfect (the amplifiers use the proprietary PowerDrive technology, which adapts their mode of operation to the needs of the loudspeakers; the Tone Defeat mode is available, which disables the tone controls). When watching the films, our experts noticed a slight shift of the sound panorama towards the front (it will be good if the sensitivity of the rear speakers is slightly higher than of the front speakers). The receiver is designed primarily for music lovers who are not averse to listen to a CD or watch a favorite group from BD.