NAD T755 Specifications

Features
• 5 x 80W Simultaneous Full Disclosure Power
• 5 x 100W Minimum Continuous Power (FTC)
• PowerDrive™ amplifier technology
• Audyssey Auto Setup and Calibration of all speaker settings using
supplied microphone
• Data Port for use with optional NAD IPD 1 Dock for iPod
• Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, ProLogic II, ProLogic IIx, DTS,
DTS ES, DTS 24/96, DTS NEO:6, EARS and Stereo Enhanced
Surround Modes
• 5 A/V Custom Presets store unique listening modes, DSP
options, tone, speaker and display settings
• Direct access speaker level adjustment for surround, center and
subwoofer
• NAD Soft Clipping™
• Burr-Brown 24 bit 96kHz A/D converter
• Burr-Brown 24 bit 192kHz D/A converter
• Texas Instruments Aureus™ 7.1 DSP (32 bit dual core floating
point design)
• 3 1080p HDMI Video Inputs switch to 1 Output, freely assignable
• Cross Conversion of all analog video formats
• 7 Analog Stereo Audio Inputs (1 front panel)
• Media Player MP front panel input
Details
The NAD T755 is heir to many generations of award winning NAD designs. This exceptional pedigree is
evident in both the look and the feel of the T755, and it is unmistakable the moment you listen. It is NAD's
insistence on creating products with remarkable sound quality at sensible prices that has made NAD the
first choice among the most knowledgeable listeners from around the world. NAD's "Music First" philosophy
dictates that we endow our Surround Sound products with the same warm involving sound quality that
makes music listening so rewarding with our stereo components. This stands in stark contrast to our
competitors who view Surround Sound components primarily from a "content" point of view, with sound
quality far down the list of priorities. Yet the T755 is second to none in terms of flexibility and up-to-the-
minute digital technology.
Full Disclosure Power Ratings
Inflated power specifications have been used to "sell" receivers as long as there have been receivers to sell.
But not at NAD. Instead, we encourage our customers take a clear-eyed look at the real issues.
Receivers don't make music and filmsound by driving laboratory test-loads, they do it by driving loudspeakers.
And loudspeakers, whether labeled 8Ω or 4Ω in "nominal impedance," are far more challenging. A speaker
T 755 A/V Surround Sound Receiver
• 6 Analog Video Inputs, all S-Video and Composite (1 front panel),
3 Component Video
• 7 Digital Audio Inputs, 3 Coax and 4 Optical (1 front panel)
• 3 Analog Stereo Audio outputs
• 3 Video Monitor Outputs, Component, S-Video and Composite
formats
® • 3 Analog Video Outputs, 2 Tape (Composite and S-Video) and 1
Zone (Composite)
• 2 Digital Outputs, 1 Coaxial, 1 TOSLINK
• 7.1 Analog Input (for DVD Audio/SACD/ETC.)
• Speaker A + B switching (Speakers B stereo only)
• Zone 2 A/V Line Level Output with independent source and
volume selection
• ZR-4 Second Zone Remote included with discrete codes for
independent zone
• IR Input
• 3 x IR Outputs
• RS-232 port interface for advanced control systems
• 3 x 12V Output Triggers, 1 x 12V input
• Preamp Outputs for all 7.2 channels (2 Subwoofers)
• RDS FM/AM Tuner with 30 direct access presets
• XM Ready – XM subscription and optional XM module required
• HTR 3 Illuminated Learning Remote Control