Hello from a new member and I hope someone here can help.
I've had a NAD T753 receiver for a few years now. I've always liked NAD (used it when I was in the UK), but am worrying over this issue.
I recently purchased a Panasonic "upconvert" dvd player that has only RCA type coax digital out sockets.
I also have a NAD dvd purchased at the same time as the receiver, which I prefer to use for music.
I am finding (and this is causing some marital strife as the wife wants to get rid of the T753) that the receiver keeps cutting put, mainly (but not always) when I use the upconvert Panasonic, and usually when there is an explosion or gunshot in the movie.
I have then to reset and switch on again.
As a say, it's usually when we use the Panasonic, and the frequency makes it almost unusable.
I left a message on the NAD website support page almost a week ago, and it's been unanswered.
I am tempted to get better quality cables, but don't want to spend too much unless I knew that it would help the issue.
Any advice appreciated.
I've had a NAD T753 receiver for a few years now. I've always liked NAD (used it when I was in the UK), but am worrying over this issue.
I recently purchased a Panasonic "upconvert" dvd player that has only RCA type coax digital out sockets.
I also have a NAD dvd purchased at the same time as the receiver, which I prefer to use for music.
I am finding (and this is causing some marital strife as the wife wants to get rid of the T753) that the receiver keeps cutting put, mainly (but not always) when I use the upconvert Panasonic, and usually when there is an explosion or gunshot in the movie.
I have then to reset and switch on again.
As a say, it's usually when we use the Panasonic, and the frequency makes it almost unusable.
I left a message on the NAD website support page almost a week ago, and it's been unanswered.
I am tempted to get better quality cables, but don't want to spend too much unless I knew that it would help the issue.
Any advice appreciated.
