NAD 7600 User Manual

Boosts low bass frequencies to extend speaker response and compensate for room acoustics.

Selects the frequency range for precise bass boost or cut, affecting tonal balance.

Adjusts the relative level of low frequencies in the sound.

Bypasses Bass and Treble controls for a direct signal path.

Adjusts the relative level of high frequencies for brilliance and clarity.

Selects the frequency range for precise treble boost or cut, affecting sound brightness.

Selects the audio input source for the receiver from various options.

Allows listening to tape playback and copying between tape decks.

Reduces distortion and filters unwanted low-frequency signals.

Blends stereo channels for monophonic sound, useful for old records.

Reduces volume by 20 dB for quiet listening or extending control range.

Adjusts relative levels of left and right channels for proper stereo imaging.

Adjusts the overall loudness level of the sound.

Stores and recalls favorite AM/FM station frequencies for quick tuning.

Procedure for entering station frequencies into memory presets.

Adjusts frequency in small steps for AM and FM tuning.

Shows frequency, signal strength, and tuning accuracy.

Reduces noise in weak FM stereo signals by adjusting stereo separation.

Explains LED indicators for remote, protection, soft clipping, and FM stereo.

Monitors amplifier output for distortion and activates protection circuits.

Describes using the remote for power, input selection, volume, and tape functions.

Instructions for replacing the batteries in the remote control unit.

Identifies causes and solutions for complete loss of sound output.

Addresses problems with sound only in one speaker or channel.

Solves issues related to hum in phono or tape playback and general buzz.

Rectifies distorted FM reception, whistle, or buzz by adjusting antenna and settings.

Fixes weak bass or diffuse stereo imaging by checking speaker phasing and connections.