Broke my 7155 out of the closet a few weeks ago after a couple decades of "rest"...Not using the amp or preamp, only the fm tuner and phono via the record out toggle. Audio Alchemy preamp and Conrad-Johnson MF series amp. Couple two-way speakers with vifa drivers. This little all analog setup, stereo only, sounds nice! Excellent little second system. I am more of a far-field multichannel guy, but near-field analog is still going strong for sure...B&O turntable...
NAD 7155, what's up?
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Impressive amp I bought a minty one for $75 about 6 months ago. Tons of great options. Can handle very heavy loads and you can run a pair of speakers bridged by using A+B by connecting the two positive lead on the inner positive posts and the negative lead to the outer two positive (red) terminals.. It required a fair amount of experimenting however due to so many useful connectivity options it provides the listener a wide array of different sound stages. Great sounding and very dynamic
Impressive amp I bought a minty one for $75 about 6 months ago. Tons of great options. Can handle very heavy loads and you can run a pair of speakers bridged by using A+B by connecting the two positive lead on the inner positive posts and the negative lead to the outer two positive (red) terminals.. It required a fair amount of experimenting however due to so many useful connectivity options it provides the listener a wide array of different sound stages. Great sounding and very dynamic
It couldn't handle my Polk Audio SDA Compact speakers, so at the time I upgraded to a hundred watt Power Envelope amp and all was good. The receiver would just shut off for five seconds and come back on if the volume was high. I am now using the NAD as a tuner/phono switch with the record out knob, to a preamp and a Conrad-Johnson amp. Really like the tuner section.
The Polk Audio SDA speakers are probably right up your alley considering the fact you took the time to set up two pairs like you did.