NAD is a brand that specializes in high-fidelity audio equipment and electronics.

The NAD T 770 is a 5.1 channel A/V receiver designed for home theater applications, featuring amplification capabilities of 70 watts per channel, driven across all channels. It integrates Dolby Pro Logic and Dolby Digital 5.1, along with NAD's proprietary Enhanced Ambience Recovery System (EARS) for improved audio performance during playback of two-channel music and video soundtracks. The receiver has a simplistic design with a low-key charcoal gray finish, focusing on functionality over aesthetics. The rear panel includes multiple inputs such as TosLink and coaxial digital inputs, and it supports composite and S-Video connections for video functionality. Its AM/FM tuner contains 40 presets and is flexible for assigning any combination of AM or FM stations. The T 770 operates with Motorola 24-bit DSPs and Burr-Brown 18-bit DACs and includes features such as bass/treble controls with a defeat switch, late night mode, and a tape monitor feature. It also provides various output options including video monitor out, 5.1 surround pre-outs, and headphone outputs, while supporting the use of a multi-source pre-out. Measuring 17.1 inches wide, 6.1 inches high, and 13.8 inches deep, it weighs 35.9 lbs and typically comes with a two-year warranty for parts and labor.

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