Can it be done?

Gravyfries

All, let me preface this by saying I'm very new to this site and audio equipment in general.

I recently threw together a simple home theater setup of an entry level Yamaha receiver and an Onkyo dvd/cd changer. It sounds ok, but I'm thinking of selling all that stuff and going with a simple 2 channel system. I was thinking of a Nad 325 integrated amplifier, a Nad 542 cd player and an Oppo 980 dvd player for movies. I don't listen to the radio and mainly listen to cd's and watch a movie now and then.

Here's my question: I do watch T.V. and was wondering how the T.V. would sound running through the integrated amp? Is that even worth doing? I have a Panasonic LCD TV and the sound leaves a lot to be desired. I'd like to keep it as simple as possible. With audio equipment, I like a laid back sound, easy operation and not a lot of clutter. The speakers I'll be getting are Monitor Audio Rs6 which sounded laid back to me, but I heard they can be bright. That is why I was thinking Nad.

Feel free to laugh. I'm just askin!!

Thanks,

Systems

Yes you will get better sound by outputing your TV's audio to the NAD amp.I have a Panasonic plasma and run its sound through my audio system as the tv's internal speakers sound dreadful.

NotaSuv

Its as easy as puttin gravy on fries

miner

...or catsup on mashed potatoes.

Gravyfries

Thanks for the replies. I hate messing with all the connections, 4 remotes etc...

I'd rather have a simple good sounding setup. Heck I can always get an AV receiver later.

Here's my next question: What would you all recommend for audio connections (i.e. from the cd player to the amp)? I ran optical and HDMI in my previous setup and I'd like to know what is the best for the NAD?

Appreciate all the help!