NAD's L 53 Integrated DVD, Receiver Simplifies Playback Of Music And Movies; A Compact Entertainment System Offering High Performance Audio And Video In One Simple And Stylish Component

19-Aug-04

NAD announces their newest lifestyle product, the L 53 DVD/Receiver, a simplified approach to home entertainment during CEDIA Expo 2004 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Designed to complement today's advanced video displays, NAD has made no performance compromises in their quest for convenience and style. The L 53 is all about the music, first, and foremost with an integrated 50 (x 2) watt, full-disclosure rated, amplifier. Despite its physical size, the L 53 is more than powerful enough to provide a satisfying musical performance. What makes the L 53 unique to other lifestyle stereo components is the addition of a DVD player, which supports DVD-Video, VCD, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, and MP-3 disks. The integrated MP-3 decoder is capable of delivering more than 10 hours of music from a single MP-3 encoded CD-R. The DVD section features progressive scan via the Component Video output. Ideal for the discriminating buyer who prefers not to fill their space with speakers, L 53 is capable of providing high impact audio for today's dynamic movie soundtracks with the built-in SRS 3D circuitry that emulates surround sound using only a pair of loudspeakers.The L 53 is extremely simple and straightforward to set up and operate with a wide range of DVD features such as Multi-Angle, Multi-Sound, Multi-Subtitle, Frame, Zoom and Repeat. The Frame Advance feature advances the picture one frame at a time and the 6 step Zoom function highlights and enlarges a particular area of the frame. The AM/FM tuner includes 30 favorite station presets that can be custom named, or if the station supports the Radio Data System (RDS) an automatic stream of information about the station and music being played is displayed. The L 53 can be used with any high quality video display using the supplied Component Video, S-Video and Composite Video outputs. There are two digital inputs (one optical, one coaxial) for additional sources. For a digital connection to a CD recorder or other digital recording device, the L 53 features an optical digital output. Taking the L 53 a step further than many other compact designs it is equipped with high quality loudspeaker binding posts. As one would expect from NAD, only high quality components have been used, such as high resolution ADCs (Analogue-to-Digital Converter) and DACs (Digital-to-Analogue Converter) from renowned manufacturer Crystal, to obtain the best possible performance. While most products in this category use digital IC amplifier modules, NAD's discrete high current output design allows them to achieve their exceptional specification with regard to noise (-105dB S/N ratio) and distortion (.08% THD). All features are easily accessed with the supplied HTR-L 53 Learning Remote. It can operate your TV, VCR, satellite or cable tuner, and almost any other IR remote controlled device. The logical layout and illuminated keys make operating you're A/V system straightforward and enjoyable, and the HTR-L 53, with its ability to learn the remote commands of up to eight different devices, eliminates the clutter of multiple remote controls. The L 53 DVD/Receiver can be seen in Booth # 314 at the Indianapolis Convention Center during CEDIA Expo 2004. The L 53 will ship in 4th quarter 2004 with the suggested retail price of $599.For further information, visit the company's Web site at www.nadelectronics.com.

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