Nad 7600 Pe Stereo Receiver 150 Wpc

univera

NAD 7600 PE w/remote $400.00 plus shipping.

Awesome receiver. Period. This receiver was built using the top of the line tuner, amp, and pre-amp offered by NAD at the time and was the top of the line receiver offered. I would venture to say this is one of the best and most powerful receivers one can buy at this price. Built in the 80's.

Gobs of power. Has been pushing my SDA-SRS's with no problem. Conservatively rated at 150 wpc @ 8 ohms, certainly over 200 wpc at 4 ohms. 600 wpc of dynamic burst power at 4 ohms. Will push any load. This baby can be run bridged mono for 400 wpc. Combined with another 2600 PE amp, this would make a sweet bi-amped setup, with more power than you'll ever need. Tons of headroom. Check out the bridged power numbers! And, power is very clean at 0.03% THD @ 8 ohms. Read the spec sheet as the numbers are very impressive. http://207.228.230.231/info/NAD_7600.pdf Also, check out the recent sale of an NAD 2200 PE with info and link to specs on the power. The power section of the 7600 contains a 2200A, which adds 50 wpc more than the 2200, but they are built about the same. http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43786



I have loved this piece and hope it will stay in the family. It has the original remote which has a nice heavy feel compared to the cheaper, lightweight remotes with current NAD pieces. Has a few scratches to the top edge from other equipment resting on top and a light scratch to the back. These don't come up often and price is in line with value. If you aren't 100% satisfied with value for the dollar on this piece, I will take it back less shipping! If you are looking for a second system all-in-one for two channel, this won't disappoint.

Selling only to make room for my new aquistions. Pictures to follow shortly.

hoosier21

what would shipping be from An igloo summer home on the former planet and now just a hunk of ice known as "Pluto" (no hotels here) to Bremen GA 30110?

Do you have the original box? Manual? would like to so those pictures also.

thanks

Russ

univera

hoosier21 wrote:

what would shipping be from An igloo summer home on the former planet and now just a hunk of ice known as "Pluto" (no hotels here) to Bremen GA 30110?

Do you have the original box? Manual? would like to so those pictures also.

thanks

Russ

Russ, let me get to work on the photos. The innerds are shown on the GUTS thread near the last page or so. Shipping shouldn't be bad at all going from Charleston to GA. No box or manual, but I am the second owner. I have seen these sell between $4-500 on Ebay when they appear, which isn't very often.

univera

Photos are a very good indication of condition. I have made no attempts to touch up scratches, so it will definitely benefit, but isn't bad as seen. Forgot to mention the phono stage.

simm

This may be a dumb question but what is that piece on the rear of the receiver that has wires going into it?

dorokusai

It's an antenna.

F1nut

I thought it was a **** detector.

univera

dorokusai wrote:

It's an antenna.

No extra charge....

Strong Bad

simm wrote:

This may be a dumb question but what is that piece on the rear of the receiver that has wires going into it?

Thats the TK421 modification that kicks it up several quads. Feel that bass?

univera

hoosier21 wrote:

what would shipping be from An igloo summer home on the former planet and now just a hunk of ice known as "Pluto" (no hotels here) to Bremen GA 30110?

Do you have the original box? Manual? would like to so those pictures also.

thanks

Russ

Russ, $25.00 max on shipping. No more, and less if I find that to be the case after packing. This is a solid piece, even with a few scratches. Satisfaction guaranteed!

univera

Here's is a snippet of the review on this ****...

The following quotes are from an article in Stereo Review: "…deliver 150 watts per channel continuously into 8-ohm loads from 20 to 20,000 Hz with no more than 0.03 total harmonic distortion…NAD's claim to the power champion ship is based on its ability to deliver dynamic (20-ms) outputs of 400, 600 and 800 watts into loads of 8, 4 and 2 ohms" "Its tuner specifications indicate that the Model 7600 is a top-quality product, with at least one superlative rating, an image rejection exceeding 120 dB…The tuning is always precise and the tuned frequency is always visible on the large numeric dsiplay." "Not surprisingly, the sound quality from the NAD7600 was as good as we have heard from any tuner, amplifier or receiver [seller's note: the 7600 compares very favorably with separate components which usually perform better than most receivers]." "We were not tempted to test its almost limitless power reserves, out of consideration for our speakers and ears, but there was no doubt that in terms of power this receiver is exactly what NAD claims it to be!".

univera

This is one bad ****, clean running, powerful receiver. Ebay is calling very soon...

j.cordell

hello.

is this still available?

thanks,

cordell

jacob.simpson

Hi buddy Just a small advice from experience here in CP it would be good if you could have checked the posting dates before replying for this post, but still not wrong in trying.

DollarDave

O suvk. Got me all excited over a vintage NAD and it was some Dumb Asss bumping an old thread.

Well, NAD owners with excess get me more excited with some flea market postings...

fossy

Even though it's a oldy posting --- that looks like one beefy integrated ---- Nice

concealer404

So, um...

IS it still available, or what?

nguyendot

I think it hit ebay 3 years ago....and is gone.

sucks2beme

The OP hasn't post here in 18 months. Good luck making contact.

concealer404

Just making a joke.... move along, nothing here to see.

WanderingBob

j.cordell wrote: »

hello.

is this still available?

thanks,

cordell

Were you looking for an NAD 7600? I am thinking about downsizing as in remote cabin in the boonies.

I have one that is in excellent condition if you are still interested.

nguyendot

WanderingBob wrote: »

Were you looking for an NAD 7600? I am thinking about downsizing as in remote cabin in the boonies.

I have one that is in excellent condition if you are still interested.

Not on this forum you don't.

Welcome, but please review the rules before trying to sell stuff here.

daboyz

Posting to a three year old thread by way of a four month old post. This is definitely going somewhere.........

inspiredsports

I am thinking about posting mine after the holidays, so keep your eyes open or PM me and I will give you a heads-up if I decide to part with this beauty I still have the original last sales day of 1987 receipt for.

WanderingBob

nguyendot wrote: »

Not on this forum you don't.

Welcome, but please review the rules before trying to sell stuff here.

Interesting welcome, but thanks. Be nice to really welcome someone and attach a link. Don't ya think?

WanderingBob

daboyz wrote: »

Posting to a three year old thread by way of a four month old post. This is definitely going somewhere.........

<<This is definitely going somewhere.........>>

Why don't you say what you mean?

I have a like new NAD 7600 that I purchased in Grad School in 1987(?) and someone here was looking for one. Is that really a bad thing that I responded? Sheesh!

F1nut

The rules for selling are clearly posted.

http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/announcement.php?f=34