What to do if my NAD T760 Stereo Receiver has no sound?
If your NAD Stereo Receiver produces no sound, there might be several reasons: * The power AC lead might be unplugged, or the power might not be switched on. Ensure the AC lead is correctly plugged in and the power is switched on. * The Tape Monitor mode may be selected. Deselect the Tape Monitor mode. * The Mute function could be activated. Deactivate the Mute function.
What to do if there is no sound on one channel of my NAD Stereo Receiver?
If you're experiencing a lack of sound on one channel of your NAD Stereo Receiver, here’s what to check: * The speaker may not be properly connected or could be damaged. Inspect the speaker connections and the speaker itself. * The input lead may be disconnected or damaged. Check the leads and connections. * The surround speaker might be set to “OFF” in the setup. Select the appropriate Surround mode (large or small).
What to do if my NAD T760 Stereo Receiver has no sound on surround channels?
If your NAD Stereo Receiver isn't producing sound on the surround channels, consider the following: * A surround mode may not be selected. Select a surround mode. * The sound source might be mono. Test the system using stereo or Dolby Surround material. * The speakers may not be properly connected. Check the speakers and their connections. * The surround volume level could be too low. Increase the surround volume level.
What to do if my NAD T760 Stereo Receiver has no sound on the center channel?
If you're not getting any sound from the center channel of your NAD Stereo Receiver, here are a few things to check: * The center speaker might be set to “OFF” in the setup. Select the appropriate Center mode (large or small). * The speaker may not be connected properly. Check the speaker and its connection. * The center volume level might be set too low. Increase the center volume level.
Why is there no sound with the tuner on my NAD T760?
If you're experiencing no sound with the tuner on your NAD Stereo Receiver, consider these potential causes: * The antenna leads might be incorrectly connected. Check the antenna connections to the receiver. * A station may not be selected, or there could be a weak signal with FM Mute on. Re-tune or switch off FM Mute.
Why does my NAD T760 Stereo Receiver have noise and hiss on AM and FM?
If you're hearing noise or hiss on AM and FM with your NAD Stereo Receiver, it could be due to a weak signal. Check the station tuning and adjust or replace the antenna.
Why is my NAD Stereo Receiver remote control handset not working?
If the remote control handset for your NAD Stereo Receiver isn't working, consider these potential causes: * The batteries might be flat or inserted incorrectly. Inspect and replace the batteries, ensuring correct insertion. * There might be an obstruction in the path of the IR transmitter or receiver windows. Remove any obstructions. * The IR receiver could be exposed to direct sunlight or very bright ambient light. Move the unit away from direct sunlight and reduce ambient light.
Why does the “DOLBY DIGITAL” OR “DTS” auto-detection function not work on my NAD T760?
If the “DOLBY DIGITAL” or “DTS” auto-detection function isn't working on your NAD Stereo Receiver, it might be because the source is not connected using digital inputs. Connect the digital output of the source to the receiver.
Why does my NAD T760 Stereo Receiver have weak bass or a diffuse stereo image?
If you're experiencing weak bass or a diffuse stereo image with your NAD Stereo Receiver, it could be because the speakers are wired out of phase. Check the connections to all speakers in the system.
Reduces risk of electric shock by not removing cover.
Explains proper grounding for outdoor antennas.
Identifies product as Class 1 laser product.
States compliance with radio noise regulations.
Warns about invisible laser radiation when open.
Connects AM loop antenna for reception.
Connects ribbon FM antenna for reception.
Sets AM tuning step frequency.
Describes connections for tape and CD inputs.
Connects multi-channel audio from external decoders.
Inputs for audio/video from various sources.
Inputs for audio/video, suitable for VCRs.
Connects digital sources via optical/coaxial.
Outputs for external amplifiers or active subwoofers.
Outputs for viewing video sources on a TV.
Details on connecting front speakers.
Details on connecting the center speaker.
Details on connecting surround speakers.
Reduces audible distortion when amplifier is overdriven.
Enables system control between NAD components.
Accessory outlets for other components.
How to use the power button.
Explains the stand-by LED status.
How to use the display for information.
Controls FM muting and mono reception.
Stores radio stations into memory.
Toggles between preset and tuning modes.
Navigates presets and tunes stations.
Adjusts overall loudness of signals.
Details on headphone jack functionality.
For temporary connection of camcorders/consoles.
Selects the VIDEO 1 input source.
Selects the VIDEO 2 input source.
Selects VIDEO 3 and 4 input sources.
Selects the VIDEO 5 input source.
Selects multi-channel input from external decoder.
Selects available surround sound modes.
Selects tape recorder output for monitoring.
Selects the CD player as active input.
Selects FM radio input.
Selects AM radio input.
Describes video signal routing to outputs.
Adjusts bass and treble for tonality.
Procedure to save radio stations.
Procedure to select stored stations.
Switches unit between operating and standby.
Automatically switches unit off after time.
Temporarily switches off sound to speakers/headphones.
Controls overall volume level.
Uses cursor and enter buttons for menus.
Aids in adjusting speaker levels.
Scrolls through available surround modes.
Controls NAD CD players.
Controls NAD cassette decks.
How to enter the OSD setup.
Setting audio, video inputs and modes.
Adjusts center speaker delay.
Adjusts rear speaker delay.
Selects speaker setup presets.
Defines speaker size for frequency response.
Defines if speakers are active or inactive.
Three pre-programmed speaker setups.
Guide to OSD setup for surround system.
How to set center channel delay time.
How to set rear channel delay time.
Balances speaker output for even sound.
Adjusts subwoofer channel level.
Sets delay for surround speakers.
Resolving lack of audio output.
Diagnosing one-channel audio problems.
Troubleshooting surround audio.
Troubleshooting center channel audio.
Resolving digital format detection issues.
Addressing weak bass or diffuse stereo sound.
Fixing issues with the remote handset.
Resolving no sound from tuner.
Diagnosing AM/FM noise and hiss.
Troubleshooting distortion on FM reception.
Resolving whistles and buzzes on radio.
Addressing missing RDS station names.
Reduces risk of electric shock by not removing cover.
Explains proper grounding for outdoor antennas.
Identifies product as Class 1 laser product.
States compliance with radio noise regulations.
Warns about invisible laser radiation when open.
Connects AM loop antenna for reception.
Connects ribbon FM antenna for reception.
Sets AM tuning step frequency.
Describes connections for tape and CD inputs.
Connects multi-channel audio from external decoders.
Inputs for audio/video from various sources.
Inputs for audio/video, suitable for VCRs.
Connects digital sources via optical/coaxial.
Outputs for external amplifiers or active subwoofers.
Outputs for viewing video sources on a TV.
Details on connecting front speakers.
Details on connecting the center speaker.
Details on connecting surround speakers.
Reduces audible distortion when amplifier is overdriven.
Enables system control between NAD components.
Accessory outlets for other components.
How to use the power button.
Explains the stand-by LED status.
How to use the display for information.
Controls FM muting and mono reception.
Stores radio stations into memory.
Toggles between preset and tuning modes.
Navigates presets and tunes stations.
Adjusts overall loudness of signals.
Details on headphone jack functionality.
For temporary connection of camcorders/consoles.
Selects the VIDEO 1 input source.
Selects the VIDEO 2 input source.
Selects VIDEO 3 and 4 input sources.
Selects the VIDEO 5 input source.
Selects multi-channel input from external decoder.
Selects available surround sound modes.
Selects tape recorder output for monitoring.
Selects the CD player as active input.
Selects FM radio input.
Selects AM radio input.
Describes video signal routing to outputs.
Adjusts bass and treble for tonality.
Procedure to save radio stations.
Procedure to select stored stations.
Switches unit between operating and standby.
Automatically switches unit off after time.
Temporarily switches off sound to speakers/headphones.
Controls overall volume level.
Uses cursor and enter buttons for menus.
Aids in adjusting speaker levels.
Scrolls through available surround modes.
Controls NAD CD players.
Controls NAD cassette decks.
How to enter the OSD setup.
Setting audio, video inputs and modes.
Adjusts center speaker delay.
Adjusts rear speaker delay.
Selects speaker setup presets.
Defines speaker size for frequency response.
Defines if speakers are active or inactive.
Three pre-programmed speaker setups.
Guide to OSD setup for surround system.
How to set center channel delay time.
How to set rear channel delay time.
Balances speaker output for even sound.
Adjusts subwoofer channel level.
Sets delay for surround speakers.
Resolving lack of audio output.
Diagnosing one-channel audio problems.
Troubleshooting surround audio.
Troubleshooting center channel audio.
Resolving digital format detection issues.
Addressing weak bass or diffuse stereo sound.
Fixing issues with the remote handset.
Resolving no sound from tuner.
Diagnosing AM/FM noise and hiss.
Troubleshooting distortion on FM reception.
Resolving whistles and buzzes on radio.
Addressing missing RDS station names.
The NAD T 760 is a Surround Sound Receiver designed for home theater systems, offering a comprehensive set of features for audio and video processing, amplification, and radio reception. It is equipped to handle various audio and video sources, including digital and analog inputs, and provides multi-channel amplification for a surround sound experience.
The T 760 serves as the central hub for a home entertainment system, integrating a tuner, pre-amplifier, and multi-channel power amplifier into a single unit. It supports Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound modes, as well as Dolby Pro Logic and NAD's proprietary EARS (Enhanced Ambiance Retrieval System) Surround Mode. The receiver allows users to select active audio and video inputs, control volume, adjust tone, and configure speaker settings for optimal sound performance.
For video, the T 760 handles both composite video and S-Video signals, routing them to a monitor output for display on a television or video projector. It features multiple video inputs (Video 1-5) to accommodate various video devices like DVD players, VCRs, satellite/cable receivers, camcorders, and video game consoles.
The audio section includes inputs for CD players, tape recorders, and external 5.1 channel decoders. It also incorporates an AM/FM tuner with RDS (Radio Data System) capabilities, allowing for the display of station names and radio text where available. The built-in power amplifiers drive up to five speakers (Front Left, Front Right, Center, Surround Left, Surround Right), and a dedicated subwoofer pre-out is provided for connecting an active subwoofer.
The NAD-Link feature enables centralized control of other NAD components (like CD players or cassette decks) equipped with NAD-Link connectors, allowing the receiver's remote control to manage a complete system.
General| Brand | NAD |
|---|---|
| Model | T760 |
| Category | Stereo Receiver |
| Language | English |
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