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- Page 2 NAD. Whether the medium is music or movies; our objective is to place the NAD owner in the heat of the action of a theatrical blockbuster, or third-row-center stage of a favourite musical event. Solid engineering, honest power, and a passion for realism are NAD’s recipe for...
- Page 3 Paradoxically, plenty of engineers do in fact choose NAD. So do thousands of others; less technical but no less demanding music and film lovers who make the effort to research, listen, and...
- Page 4 Audio. Video. NAD. NAD’s home theatre designs reflect a philosophy quite distinct from that of most mass-market receivers, separate components, and DVD players today. Our “Music First” credo mandates that we enrich our audio/video products with the same tonally pure, dynamically thrilling performance that makes listening to music through our world-renowned stereo components so very compelling.
- Page 5 Audio-Video separate components define the height of AV reproduction. The NAD T175 AV Tuner Preamp marries sophisticated performance to a most welcome simplicity of setup and operation, while the 5-channel NAD T955 and 7-channel T975 power amplifiers form the perfect accompaniments. Together, our AV separates combine the flexibility and up-to-the-minute digital technology and connectivity to control even the most sophisticated home theatre and multi- room system.
- Page 6 Today, when all too many manufacturers seem content to deliver marketing-driven, unnecessarily feature-laden “brochure performers,” and thus an ever-more complex user experience. NAD chooses to pursue a path less followed. Our AV receivers and amp- lifiers produce more usable, real-world power, so regardless of published...
- Page 7 NAD AV Receivers & DVD Players NAD’s multi-channel AV receivers bring music and movies to life with a minimum of fuss and a maximum of pure enjoyment. True AV power-houses of exceptional sound and pristine video, each incorporates a range of genuinely useful features: NAD’s proprietary PowerDrive™ amplifier technology to ensure fully dynamic, distortion-free performance with any type of loudspeaker;...
- Page 8 If a component, a feature, or a control doesn’t legitimately contribute to accurate, involving music and filmsound or pristine video quality, you won’t find it in an NAD. If it doesn’t demonstrably enhance accessibility, convenience, or user-interface elegance, or genuinely add value and NAD T515 DVD/CD/MP3 Player &...
- Page 9 NAD Solutions Unlike most “home-theatre-in-a-box” systems our innovative DVD/CD Receivers combine NAD’s award-winning, high-performance design with unique value and unmatched operational simplicity. What’s more, they deliver the freedom to select speakers that meet your standards of performance and décor as well as your budget. These models combine powerful receivers with progressive-scan DVD/CD players in one elegant package.
- Page 10 Today, NAD’s products reflect our ongoing commitment to music listening. They similarly reflect NAD’s grasp of the fact that the over- whelming majority of our customers’ musical enjoyment continues to be derived from stereo recordings, and will continue doing so for the foreseeable future.
- Page 11 C715DAB, a DAB version available in markets with DAB), and the power and quality of an NAD stereo receiver into a single uncomplicated unit. It may be a little larger than many mass- market shelf systems, but the C715 is no “boom-box.” It frees you to select loudspeakers suited to your taste, your room layout, and your demand for sonic performance, and with high quality speakers it will deliver musical satisfaction that has left many a skeptical audiophile speechless.
- Page 12 Yet the NAD stereo family is thoroughly modern, too, fully satisfying the NAD C525BEE CD Player (top) & C720BEE Stereo Receiver demands of digital audio, and incorporating versatile automation and integration facilities such as 12-volt triggers and IR connectivity for interfacing with advanced outboard system controllers.
- Page 13 DAB, FM and AM in one component. Via the best broadcasters, DAB can rival CD sound quality, so NAD deploys to the C445 the very same audiophile-grade D/A convert- ers and op-amp components it uses in its award-winning CD players. Yet because we recognize that analogue radio remains a vital source of music and information, the C445’s FM section is carefully...
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Page 14: Technical Information
NAD’s solution to this conundrum is to optimize our power supplies to drive real-world loudspeakers effectively. This requires a precisely regulated, high current power supply to be designed for each NAD amplifier and receiver. - Page 15 With control for as many as three remote zones, NAD AV receivers allow you to listen, for example, to the radio in one area, compact discs in another, and to enjoy your iPod through your NAD system in a third.
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Page 16: Product Features
Speaker A + B Switching (Speakers B Stereo) 7 Analogue Stereo Audio Inputs (1 front panel) Media Player MP Front Panel Input Data Port for use with optional NAD IPD-1 Dock for iPod ® HDMI 1.3 Digital Inputs (supports 1080p bandwidth) - Page 17 • Dolby Virtual Speaker • • • Dolby Headphone – – • SRS TruSurround • • • NAD Surround Modes – • – Component Video Output with Progressive Scan option • • • HDMI Output • • • S-Video Output –...
- Page 18 Minimum Continuous Power into 4/8 Ohms NAD PowerDrive™ NAD PowerDrive-S™ Holmgren Toroidal Transformer Bridgeable A/B Speaker Outputs NAD Soft Clipping™ All Discrete Circuitry Line Level Inputs Tape Outputs Switchable MM and MC Phono Input Selectable MM and MC Phono Stage...
- Page 19 – • iPod to your NAD AV receiver or directly to the TV. Just pop the iPod into the IPD-1 (it also charges the iPod battery), and you get NAD-quality playback –...
- Page 20 NAD Electronics International reserves the right to change specifications or features without notice as design improvements are incorporated. NAD is a registered trademark of NAD Electronics International. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any form whatsoever...