NAD T752

I bought the NAD T752 after sound testing and it sounded excellent. I put a lot into reviewing this unit before purchase. The bugs and problems with these receivers are all over the web. After careful review I came to the conclusion that it was the earlier makes with the problems and the uprgades took care of the problems. I asked the sales man about these problems and he also noted it was the earlier makes. This is not true. After taking it home and setting it up I have no sub output except for in Matrix 7.1 and EARS. I had a Yamaha DSP A1 for over 6 years and had not one problem with it. If you get a 752 without problems you got lucky. Mine will be returned and will be replaced with a Rotel... If you purchase one GOOD LUCK!!! Read the reviews, make your decision wisely........

Seriously auditioned Onkyo, Denon, Yamaha and NAD. NAD's musicality won - no question,good detail, warmth (esp. on voices which to me is key ie no edgy hissing), presence. Also appreciated simplicity of operation through excellent NAD remote (easily learns all commands for other devices). Offers adjustment for centre, rears and sub as you listen - really handy. Still upgrading speakers but currently using B&W11O's (fronts - solid), B&W LRC600 S3(centre - wow), sub M&K (musical & rocks house, serious wife factor - more wow), rears Mission 710i(mmmm ..will be upgraded). CD player - NAD C541i (a revelation), DVD Pioneer 355 (great), TV Loewe Planus (nothing comes near it), cables mid (Monster). Movies work well though Yamaha probably had the edge (just)in this area but the NAD really won on stereo music (classical, jazz, new world). Fantastic all rounder.