Review on AV-receiver 7.1 NAD T778, black by Barbara Zatyka ᠌

This receiver in the Remote was something I had to get specifically. On the eve of the New Year, they delivered it. Office repairs are done, and the LG GX OLED and Atmos sound system have been hooked up. And then it hit me: all of this is actually possible in real life. Superb quality. Typical video and audio streaming services, great Dirac room correction. The device is not cheap, but after using it, I no longer feel cheated when paying the exorbitant prices asked in our country for standard Denon receivers, various maranths, Yamahas, Pioneers, etc. I'm not referring about the insane ease of use afforded by touchscreen controls. This should become the de facto standard in the industry, replacing the antiquated dot displays that are still widely used. First and foremost, it has fantastic sound quality. The most important form of art is film, yet it is apparent that for such money the integrated circuit will expose better music, not because it is more powerful but potentially more detailed. Music is a plus, too. I parted with my stereo equipment. The end of the movie theater industry is nigh. I wouldn't be shocked if, in the not-too-distant future, both premieres and all other episodes are available for home viewing via streaming services in HD quality. Absolutely necessary.