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General| Brand | NAD |
|---|---|
| Model | T755 |
| Category | Stereo Receiver |
| Language | English |
Guidelines for proper grounding of CATV systems to prevent hazards.
Instructions for UK customers, mains wiring, and responsible product disposal.
Prompt to record model and serial numbers for future reference.
Overview of the T 755's design, technology, and features like Power Drive™ and Soft Clipping™.
Explanation of NAD's proprietary EARS surround processing and high-performance digital audio circuitry.
Details on user-friendly operation, system integration options, and the HTR 3 remote.
Lists package contents, advises on saving packaging, and guides location selection.
Provides initial setup guidance and tips for resolving hum and noise issues.
Detailed description of buttons, knobs, and the VFD display on the front panel.
Identification and explanation of all rear panel terminals, inputs, and outputs for connectivity.
Guide to navigating the main menu, selecting listening modes, DSP, and tone controls.
Customizing system operation via the setup menu for sources, speakers, zones, and triggers.
Setting up iPod connectivity, speaker configuration, and automatic Audyssey calibration.
Setting speaker distances, adjusting master volume, and customizing display configurations.
Configuring listening modes, explaining surround formats, and managing A/V presets.
Tuning radio stations, setting presets, managing user names, and operating the iPod interface.
Connecting and operating XM and DAB radio modules, including tuning and information display.
Connecting the iPod dock, navigating iPod functions, and viewing iPod videos on the T 755.
Comprehensive guide to using the HTR 3 remote for controlling the T 755 and other devices.
Setting the sleep timer and operating Zone 2 functions with the ZR 4 remote.
Solutions for common problems like no sound, remote unresponsiveness, and setup errors.
Detailed technical specifications for the amplifier, preamplifier, and tuner sections.
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