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NAD T175 AV Tuner Preamplifier

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. This stands in stark contrast to our competitors, so many of whom conceive audio/video components overwhelmingly from a “feature content” point of view—with sound quality found well down the list of priorities.

Yet NAD AV receivers, AV component separates, and DVD players are second to none in terms of flexibility, usability and highly developed digital technology. While they may avoid features that are of purely “gee-whiz” value, they are richly endowed with sophisticated, thoughtful functions whose genuine usefulness have proven themselves beyond question.

As an example, take NAD’s uniquely enhanced Audyssey™ MultEQ XT auto set-up and room-calibration—perhaps the most advanced and most musically and sonically effective application of audio digital processing on any AV component. Examine NAD’s well-considered approach to HDMI™, the single-cable, High-Definition Multimedia Interface that is a key enabling technology of today’s AV gear. Every one of the NAD AV receivers and preamp-processor features HDMI inputs and switching supporting native resolutions up to and including 1080p. The T175, T785 and T775 add even more HDMI functionality—with audio processing and On-Screen Display. Our intuitive on-screen menu/ display system, makes operation fast and user friendly. Look at our receivers’ and preamp’s simple but comprehensive iPod® integration, via NAD’s optional IPD-1 Dock, or our equally simple, one-cable XM Satellite Radio/DAB options.