Experience the pinnacle of audio performance with the NAD T 758 V3 Home Theater Surround Sound Receiver, featuring bleeding-edge room correction and audio streaming technology for immersive sound without compromise. Enjoy unparalleled sound quality and versatility in a sleek and intuitive package.
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Features & Specs
POWER OUTPUT
Surround Sound 60 Watts x 7 | Stereo 110 Watts Per Channel
NAD's modular-upgrade approach empowers the V3 iteration of the T758 with cutting-edge room correction and audio streaming capabilities while preserving its exceptional sound quality.
Mike Chapman
Over 30 Years At ListenUp
Details
NAD T 758 V3i A/V Surround Sound Receiver
Introducing the NAD T 758 V3i Home Theater Surround Sound Receiver, embodying NAD's 'simple is better' design ethos for an intuitive user experience. With future-ready Modular Design Construction (MDC) technology, 4K UltraHD video capabilities, and support for Dolby Atmos® and DTS:X, it offers exceptional versatility and performance. Enjoy immersive audio with advanced room correction, BluOS streaming for high-res audio, and Master Quality Authenticated (MQA) decoding, all in a compact and user-friendly package.
Features
MDC (Modular Design Construction) allows for easy upgrades to components for future format and feature compatibility
Dirac Live® advanced speaker calibration system optimizes system performance according to your room's acoustics
Prior to calibration, installation of Dirac Live software on a Mac or PC is required
The included LE (limited edition) license corrects the most critical frequency range (20-500 Hz)
An optional Dirac Live upgrade is available for full-frequency correction (20-20,000 Hz) and enhanced dialogue and musical imaging
Not too difficult hooking it up. I had a T748 V2 prior so I was familiar with the Menu and procedures already. Some Minor writing difficulties in the Manual, Made a couple of suggested changes To NAD and to Diraclive. So Far I am not a fan of the BlueOS, but that is not a problem I can't work around. Overall I love it even more than my old one. Richer, fuller, and more robust. Pared with My speakers it sings like an angel.
Experience the pinnacle of audio performance with the NAD T 758 V3 Home Theater Surround Sound Receiver, featuring bleeding-edge room correction and audio streaming technology for immersive sound without compromise. Enjoy unparalleled sound quality and versatility in a sleek and intuitive package.
Get the Details
Features & Specs
Features & Specs
POWER OUTPUT
Surround Sound 60 Watts x 7 | Stereo 110 Watts Per Channel
NAD's modular-upgrade approach empowers the V3 iteration of the T758 with cutting-edge room correction and audio streaming capabilities while preserving its exceptional sound quality.
Mike Chapman
Over 30 Years At ListenUp
Details
Details
NAD T 758 V3i A/V Surround Sound Receiver
Introducing the NAD T 758 V3i Home Theater Surround Sound Receiver, embodying NAD's 'simple is better' design ethos for an intuitive user experience. With future-ready Modular Design Construction (MDC) technology, 4K UltraHD video capabilities, and support for Dolby Atmos® and DTS:X, it offers exceptional versatility and performance. Enjoy immersive audio with advanced room correction, BluOS streaming for high-res audio, and Master Quality Authenticated (MQA) decoding, all in a compact and user-friendly package.
Features
MDC (Modular Design Construction) allows for easy upgrades to components for future format and feature compatibility
Dirac Live® advanced speaker calibration system optimizes system performance according to your room's acoustics
Prior to calibration, installation of Dirac Live software on a Mac or PC is required
The included LE (limited edition) license corrects the most critical frequency range (20-500 Hz)
An optional Dirac Live upgrade is available for full-frequency correction (20-20,000 Hz) and enhanced dialogue and musical imaging
Not too difficult hooking it up. I had a T748 V2 prior so I was familiar with the Menu and procedures already. Some Minor writing difficulties in the Manual, Made a couple of suggested changes To NAD and to Diraclive. So Far I am not a fan of the BlueOS, but that is not a problem I can't work around. Overall I love it even more than my old one. Richer, fuller, and more robust. Pared with My speakers it sings like an angel.
