No review here. All I can say is - My Sub really DOES** suck.

I NEED** a SVS. All these preamps just make it look bad. Lexmark Productivity Studio X2650 Driver here. Another thing is, Analog volume knob. First one for me and it VERY hard for me to find a spot on it I like as all CD's are different.

Nad 917 owners manual. Get file I dropped you a PM, it would be cool if you can provide me some additional info. Can get an error inventory status via the web site. Nad Hifi Manuals Free: Service Manuals, Owners Manuals, Schematics, Diagrams, Datasheets, Brochures online for free download and free to your amplifier, receiver. Download NAD 9. 17 Owner's Manual. Having purchased a 1. Kenwood music system from a Charity shop in 2. I found myself not quite knowing where to plug in what, and.

I have already put my amps in protection (shut off and come back on) several times because of this. So I have to adjust to this. Overall, I like this preamp. Listening to several songs, its full, huge soundstage, and clear.

First impressions of course. This is 2 channel stereo and YES! I DO** like it, and YES! I doubt my opinions will change. There is NO gap, and my sub is just getting plain shamed in these venues! It just can NOT keep up with my speakers.

Oh well, I'll post pics. Wisacom Ws-hp 800 Drivers- Download Special Version. when I get a camera. BTW - NAD gear looks MUCH better in real life than by picture.FWIW - Sid, The forever changing Opinion Maker! Yeah, First NAD piece and a great first impression. One question though. Where is this Laid Back Sound I have heard so much about?

Lol Very open, clear, detailed sounding preamp. Nothing laid back about it, very involving if you ask me. Another thing I don't like about it; is it's so clean on the top end. It just destroys bad quality CDs. Where To Buy Oyster Crackers In Canada more. I mean you wanna talk about a left hook, this one swings hard. NAD obviously knew this, and supplied a sibilance filter, which only dampens it basically. Maybe when I order the Denon DCM-280 this will even more dampen the highs.

So far I have bright amps, bright speakers, and a *laid back, involving* preamp mixed with a bright CD Player. I'm on the bright side of the mountain at the moment. Gotta get some dead head rift gear in the chain!

You're going to find that the finer your equipment gets, the worse your medicore CD's will sound--its a strange paradox, but true. So what do we do as audiophiles?