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General| Brand | NAD |
|---|---|
| Model | T750 |
| Category | Stereo Receiver |
| Language | English |
General warnings and precautions for safe operation of the unit.
Warnings about electrical shock, fire risks, and proper installation.
Guidelines for safe outdoor antenna installation and grounding.
Overview of rear panel connection ports for audio, video, and antennas.
Overview of front panel buttons for input selection, tone, and volume.
Connections for 5.1 channel, CD, and auxiliary audio sources.
Inputs/outputs for tape decks and video recorders (VCR).
Connectors for AM and FM antennas.
Details for soft clipping, video outputs, monitor, pre-outs, and subwoofer.
Connections for front, center, surround speakers and NAD-Link.
Controls for powering the unit on, off, and standby modes.
Buttons for input selection, speaker control, and headphone socket.
Controls for master volume, balance, bass, and treble.
Adjusting audio tone and channel balance settings.
Functions for tuning, station selection, and preset management.
Controls FM muting, mono/stereo mode for radio reception.
Procedure for saving and retrieving favorite radio stations.
Options for Dolby Pro Logic, Dolby 3 Stereo, Hall, and Bypass.
Settings for center speaker type (Normal, Wideband, Phantom).
Setting delay times for surround speakers in Pro Logic/Hall modes.
Remote controls for standby, sleep timer, and muting audio.
Remote operation for tuner, input selection, and speaker levels.
Remote commands for NAD CD players and cassette decks.
Adjusting speaker output levels and surround sound delay times.
Recommendations for positioning front, surround, and subwoofer speakers.
Explains the role of the center channel for dialogue and image stability.
Ensuring correct speaker phase for optimal sound quality.
Solutions for no sound, channel problems, and surround audio issues.
Troubleshooting weak bass, diffuse imaging, and remote control issues.
Resolving tuner noise, distortion, and RDS name problems.
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