NAD T751 and Subwoofer Integration

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Will be buying an A/V Receiver soon and have a question:
I have two subs I used in stereo in my audio setup. Off of the preamp stage of my home-brew integrated tube amp the signal goes to an active xover. Lo-pass out goes to a Perreaux stereo amp and then to subs. Hi-pass out goes back to the tube amp power section to drive mains. I am going HT so wish to replace the tube amp (it will be used elsewhere, audio only) but want to have similar setup as described above with the A/V Receiver I purchase.
Since audio AND cost is important it looks like the NAD T751 is best bang for the buck. I like the fact that the audio signal remains analog, especially through volume control. But can I hook up my subs as described above? Does the T751 have Main preamp out and amp in? If not, how would you recommend I hook my subs up for best possible audio?
Thanks!!
R/ Mick

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Topic - NAD T751 and Subwoofer Integration - Mick 14:05:07 03/02/01 (4)

Re: NAD T751 and Subwoofer Integration - Audio Fan 16:01:56 03/02/01 (3)

Is there an A/V Receiver with Amp-Ins? - Mick 17:04:10 03/02/01 (2)

Re: Is there an A/V Receiver with Amp-Ins? - Audio Fan 00:01:34 03/03/01 (1)

Re: Is there an A/V Receiver with Amp-Ins? - Pogo 17:21:43 03/08/01 (0)

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