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 Seeking Nad fans vs. yamaha
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Joined: Jan 2003
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Looking at three a/v units.
Cousin of the Yamaha rxv1300 in disguise as htr 5590 @100x6
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The NAD new one T752 @80x5
Saving money with the NAD T751 60x5
SIDE BAR to the debate would be is 60watts be enough for m60's, vp 150 etc?
Who's got them? Love the music. Always is about the music for me. Home theater is 50% or more of the useage but music is the joy.
looking for real team spirit from owners of both.
As always thanks for the help and good advice.
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Hey! I did months of research on a/v receiver btn Yamaha and NAD before deciding on a NAD T761. My music/ht ratio is 80:20 and is very happy with my investment. To me, Yamaha is bright and great for ht but loses out in sound quality when it comes to music.
It really bores down to your preferences...
dajlc
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i do not own any of the units you are looking into,but i own several nad products and dont let the 60 watt rating fool you, they seem to be very very conservitive when it comes to that,any nad owner will most likely agree...........ron
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i do prefer NAD for music over Yammy
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