NAD - T 753

Practicality trumps mystique. Years ago, I crossed swords with the editor-in-chief of a magazine that covered tech only in passing. His deputy editor took me aside, and a reflective look came into his eyes as he explained why his distinguished boss...

Years ago, I crossed swords with the editor-in-chief of a magazine that covered tech only in passing. His deputy editor took me aside, and a reflective look came into his eyes as he explained why his distinguished boss hated my work: "There's a kind of...

Years ago, I crossed swords with the editor-in-chief of a magazine that covered tech only in passing. His deputy editor took me aside, and a reflective look came into his eyes as he explained why his distinguished boss hated my work: "There's a kind of...

NAD T 753 receiver:

I LOVE MY T753 NAD. I remember when i first got my unit in 2006. I previously had a Yamaha and i sold it, i wanted something more seriously and it took me a long, long time to discover a NAD unit until one day i went into a audio store, they had this...

This review is for the NAD T754. I have a 751 and a 752 also as well as a Marantz SR7002. The t754 sounds better than them all. I bought it to replace a quirky T752. The TT754 sounded harsh when I first connected it(like an Onyko). After leaving it on...

I purchased this NAD T-753 to replace my dolby Digital Ready Carver receiver. The first thing I notice is the heavy weight of the NAD T-753. The NAD just simply blows away my old Carver receiver. The Carver is good but the NAD sounds much fuller and...

I bought this unit as a refurb for $649 but it looks brand new to me, I can't find any evidence of previous use. This unit replaced a NAD T751, which replaced a failed NAD T760. I also have a custom KT88 tube amp for my front mains, with PSB image...