MDC – future-proof module system

The NAD T758 has the MDC, the abbreviation for Modular Design Construction, which is NAD's measure against HiFi systems that become outdated too quickly. The technologies for A/V devices in particular have been developing ever faster in recent decades. As a result, home theater fans who want to take advantage of new file formats, higher-bandwidth, high-speed HDMI connections, or additional height channels for surround playback like Dolby Atmos ^® are forced to regularly replace their A/V receiver or amplifier. NAD's MDC principle involves integrating all age-sensitive technologies on a high-quality plug-in card that can be quickly and easily replaced with a newer version by a qualified technician. The MDC modules also enable individual assembly of the corresponding NAD amplifiers.

Numerous sound formats

The NAD T758 V3 decodes popular surround sound formats, including the HD formats Dolby Atmos®, DTS:X and DTS Master Audio, with the latest generation of high-speed multicore DSPs. The receiver also supports high-resolution audio formats such as Master Quality Authenticated (MQA), which are included in the BluOS® system.

Excellent video quality with the NAD T578

The NAD T758 V3 supports the latest digital video technologies including UltraHD video with resolutions of up to 3840 x 2160 pixels at 60 frames per second with 4:4:4:4 color space. Analog video sources are also converted to HDMI for easy connection to your flat screen or projector with a cable. The video processing then takes place in your TV so that unnecessary format conversions do not have to be carried out, as is the case with many other A/V receivers.

Easy handling

We have developed a very simple user interface for our receivers that is incredibly flexible yet easy to use. Each source component retains the same custom settings each time it is selected for display. In addition, five individually programmable AV presets allow custom settings for different types of program material (features, concerts, classical, etc.), tailoring the performance to your taste. The inputs can be named according to their components. If necessary, the NAD T758 V3 can provide sound to a second independent listening zone - the internal surround channel amplifiers are used for this.

Dirac Live ^® – software for correcting room acoustics and impulse playback

Dirac Live ^® is an innovative room correction whose basic function is to calibrate an audio system to the acoustics of the listening room. But in addition to adjusting certain frequencies, Dirac Live ^® uses the most advanced algorithms to also analyze the impulse behavior of the audio signals being played. This corrects possible deviations between the impulses contained in the original signal and their reproduction, so that the hi-fi system sounds more balanced, more natural and more spatial. While the NAD M17.2 has the full version of Dirac Live ^® on board, the other devices with this feature have the light version, which only processes the particularly problematic low frequencies up to 500 Hz. An upgrade to the full version is possible at any time. You can find more information about Dirac Live here.

NAD T 758 V3 Remote App

With the “T 758 V3” app available for iOS, the receiver can be easily controlled remotely using a smartphone or tablet via ^Bluetooth® . The app is basically a replacement for the NAD remote control that comes with the receiver.