NAD T975 7-ch Amplifier
The NAD T765 is a superb performer based on the heavy duty T785’Äôs chassis.¬Ý¬Ý It is basically a decontented T775, but retains the modular chassis design.¬Ý This is the perfect 7.1 receiver for those not caught yet caught up in the HD-DVD/Blu-Ray war.¬Ý While it doesn’Äôt do 7.1 audio over HDMI, that feature could theoretically be added in the future!
NAD has a well-deserved reputation for producing amplifiers with extraordinary performance and always at an affordable price. The T975 keeps this tradition alive and well by applying over 30 years of experience to the challenge of producing a very high power, high performance, seven channel power amplifier able to provide the musical muscle required for even the most sophisticated Home Theatres.
Consumers are often confused about power ratings, with many ’Äòmass market’Äô brands claiming power output levels that seem too good to be true. These inflated claims quickly fall short at the first listen. NAD’Äôs Full Disclosure Power ratings are the most conservative in the industry, and allow the T975 to handle any speaker load and any program material. The benefit of NAD’Äôs Full Disclosure Power is the total elimination of audible distortion at any listening level. This provides pinpoint imaging and spine tingling realism with music and movies alike.
T975 Seven Channel Power Amplifier Features
7 x 140W Continuous Power (4 or 8 Ohms); all channels driven simultaneously (20 Hz to 20 kHz with 0.03% THD)
Dynamic Power - 230W 8 Ohms, 345W 4 Ohms, 570W 2 Ohms
PowerDrive’Ñ¢ amplifier technology
Mono-block, Modular construction
Balanced Differential, Class A input circuit topology
Low loss, massive Holmgren toroidal mains transformer
Input gain control for each individual channel
Thermostatically controlled fan with signal tracking circuit
Custom 5-Way Binding Posts
12V Trigger for advanced control options
NAD Soft Clipping’Ñ¢
Detachable AC cord
