20 Most Recent NAD T752 A/v Surround Sound Receiver - Page 4 Questions & Answers

If the Nad has pre-amp out sockets that are currently connected to the power amp in the receiver. Then you can sever those link and put the pre-amp out into your Aragon inputs. Otherwise I don't see how you can connect the amp.

I don't see why not. Just get the value of the pot off the numbers on the back of it or measure it

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If you have a receiver with a digital rca input, buy a good quality coaxial cable and connect it from the digital output of you cd or dvd player. The digital/analogue converters inside the receiver are almost always better than the ones in the cd player. If running cd to a stereo receiver, just use a good quality pair of rca interconnect cables. Red is right, White is left.

Should be able to connect it to the chassis of the receiver.

Probably a fuse in the unit. Unplug it and open it. If you see a blown fuse, take it out and look at the writing on the metal part. buy a fuse with the same power ratings.

Engineers in Jburg? Sorry I've got no idea. I'm an engineer in SW London and repair amps etc from all over the country, if you can pack it very well and post it here I'll fix it for you. I'll give you a price gude first, what's the model and fault?
Dave.

Probable answer? Dirt..Sometimes you can get poor contacts working again by gently working the switches 50-60 times with the device off. If this procedure fails Use a good contact cleaner... HTH!

As long as the "player" has phono connections you should have no problems with compatibility.

take it to the repair shop,, unless you're an electronics tech,,, if so, reply & i'll take you further

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If the fuses are good....do this..... 1...unplug the amp from the wall AND KEEP IT UNPLUGGED !!! 2 Turn the power switch on ( again , the amp is UNPLUGGED from the wall ) 3 with an ohm meter or a multimeter set on ohms., measure the ohms across the ac cord that plugs into the wall....in other words...take one meter lead and touch it to only one " blade" that plugs into the wall and keep it touching the " blade".....while you are holding it there, touch the other meter lead to the other " blade " that plugs into the wall.....you should get a very low ohm reading ( 2-50 ohms )......if it is over that number, your transformer or your switch is open ( toast ). hopefully it is the switch as transformers are un-available......good luck, be safe, and if you arent sure....ask before doing something silly.....Rob

The NAD from what I've seen of the back of it has no digital audio inputs. So unless the TV has standard audio out RCA type connectors you will struggle. If it has a scart socket you can buy a scrat to phono converter. An image will be posted with this message. However the NAD has only Dolby Surround. It has not got a Dolby Digital decoder so it can never produce the Dolby Digital sound used on DVD/Blue Ray discs or that found on HD TV broadcasts. As you didn't say which TV model number, I can't say anything more except if it is an HD model and has digital sound connections you really need to upgrade your Receiver to one that has the latest features.

Your receiver has a condition known as DC Offset, meaning you have a damaged amplifier. That second relay click, that you don't hear now, is the speaker protection relay not closing, due to the damage. If you're interested in having your receiver repaired, please visit my website at audioserviceclinic.com. You may contact me there. Thank you.

Most likely caused by a shorted output transistors on at least one channel + possibly some other components they took with them... but maybe you are lucky and you have a shorted power capacitor or something.

most likely it will be poor soldering on the input side - the fact both speakers work in mono means the pre & main amps are working fine