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Anonymous | I need advice on the following: My HT system consists of: Fronts: Canton CD300, rated 110-170 at 4...8 Ohms Center: Canton CD360F, rated 110-170 at 4...8 Ohms Surrounds: Canton CD50, rated 50-100 at 4...8 Ohms Canton does not provide efficiency ...they seem to be fairly inefficient. I was looking at different receivers, including Rotel RSX-1056, NAD T753. Called NAD tech support, and the tech suggested T763, saying that T763 will produce about 130 watts at 4 Ohms. The price difference is $350.00, and I don't know if I need all that power -100 watts, or I can get 753? Also, is it worth to buy Rotel (75 wts/ch) VS.? NAD - Rotel has video up conversion to component, but does not have headphones jack. NAD has the jack, but does not up convert. Thank you all for your input. |
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Silver Member Username: PetergalbraithRimouski, Quebec Canada Post Number: 411 Registered: Feb-04 | The T763 is rated at 130W into 8 ohms. It should push considerably more into 4 ohms. http://www.nadelectronics.com/av_receivers/T763closerlook.htm The T753 is rated at 90W into 8 ohms. Going from 90W to 130W, a mere 1.6 dB increase, for $350 seems expensive to me. Look to me if there many extra features you'd get from the T763 that would be useful to you. |