MEDIA RELEASE THE NAD T743 – A HOME THEATRE RECEIVER ...

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Five independent A/V presets can store speaker level and tone control settings for
instant recall, making it easy to custom tailor your system for different types of
program material. The T743 also remembers the last used settings when switched in
and out of Stand-by Mode.
To make this a true lifestyle product, a second pair of speakers can simply be added to
the front channel amplifiers and switched on or off from the remote control or front
panel switch. In addition, pre-amp outputs allow for additional amplifiers to be added
to the system. The T743 also features 12-volt triggers to automatically switch
auxiliary equipment such as curtains and drop down screens etc.
NAD has taken special measures to keep set-up operations as logical and
straightforward as possible. A clear and simple On-Screen Display facilitates initial
set-up, and all settings are then stored in non-volatile memory. The front panel display
indicates complete information about the source being listened to or watched,
including selected surround mode and volume settings.
A newly designed HTR-2 remote handset features illuminated buttons for easy
operation in low light environments. The HTR-2 can easily be ‘taught’ commands of
other remote controllers and the Macro function allows you to program up to 44
macros with as many as 64 commands each. For example, when watching a DVD, all
the commands required are executed automatically by the HTR-2’s Macro function.
The T743 has all the flexibility required to serve as the command centre for a
sophisticated home theatre system. A full suit of video switching caters to all popular