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NAD T751 5.1 Channels Receiver

NAD T751 5.1 Channels Receiver
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Wow! I sold my NAD...

Written: Nov 20 '02

Product Rating: Product Rating: 5.0


specboy_dt3000's Full Review: NAD T751 5.1 Channels Receiver
Wow! I sold my NAD AV716 pro logic reciever to buy this amp. As good as the 716 was at audio, the T751 was a step above. I have 6 ohm 87db/wm (low on the efficiency scale)Mirage bi-polar speakers. The NAD made them sing! Gobs of power and precice steering. I expected no less from NAD. The price at under $700 was unexpected for this beauty. Low on unnecessary features and high on quality, i remain impressed and a customer for life. I would recommend this amp to ANYONE!! This model doesn't have component vid switching, but i would run the video direct to the monitor anyways.

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