NAD T748

design

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Stylish and well built ; Smooth, controlled sound ; Auto calibration

Not as powerful or dynamic as some rivals ; Limited connections for the money ; Rudimentary onscreen display

Other connections include FM and AM radio aerial inputs, IR input, RS232, an MP Dock port for NAD’s IPD iPod dock and a socket for NAD’s DB2 DAB radio module. Binding posts are provided for all seven channels. There are no networking features on board,...

It has a two-zone audio feature.

You can’t connect to it wirelessly.

The NAD T 748 v2 is the only AV receiver we reviewed that doesn’t have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, but it’s very easy to use and has good output power.

The T 748's controls are straightforward and setup is an absolute breeze, making it one of the easiest AV receivers to live with day to day ; The T 748's sonic performance is superb provided you've brought the right speakers to the party, ones that are...

Those looking for an AV receiver that will do everything short of walking the dog should look elsewhere, for the T 748 acts more like a multi-channel integrated amp than a traditional AV receiver ; There is no auto room EQ or setup features included...

There's no getting around the fact that the NAD T 748 is a bit down on features, especially given its $899 asking price, but that shouldn't sway you from considering it, for it's one hell of a nice sounding AV receiver, one that is as good with...