NAD Electronics will be introducing two new A/V receivers at CES 2009 – the T 747 and T 737. Here’s the lowdown on the new receivers.

The T 747 A/V Receiver features the following:

• Up to 60 watts per channel (7 channels)
• Includes the newest lossless audio CODECs from Dolby and DTS including TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio
• Auto Calibration function for easy speaker set-up
• AM/FM tuners with 50 station presets
• XM or DAB Ready sockets
• Supports NAD optional IPD 1 and IPD 2 Docks for iPods
• Supports 1080p
• 4 HDMI inputs with repeater function
• Video upscaler thanks to Faroudja DCDi technology
• Second independent A/V zone
• Two remote controls included
• Available this month for $1299.

The T 737 A/V receiver features the following:

• Virtual inputs allows each user to customize setup
• Speaker setups, levels, tone controls and surround modes can be customized
• 40 watts per channel (seven channels)
• Three surround modes cater to multi-channel DVDs with support for Dolby Digital EX and DTS ES
• Auto Calibration function for easy speaker setup
• AM/FM tuner with 50 station presets
• XM or DAB Ready sockets
• Supports NAD optional IPD 1 and IPD 2 Docks for iPods
• Composite, S-Video, Component, HDMI inputs
• Uses less than one watt for standby power consumpton
• Available in February for $799

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