I wonder if some of you could give me a bit of help with my first 'diy' attempt.
I am running a highly modified Naim 42 (avondale) and want to do a couple of extra tweaks.
1. the balance control is bypassed and in the place where the pot used to be I want to put a 'stereo/mono' switch. Trouble...
Has someone just died?
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I've just ditched the naim variable input boards from the 'cd' input of my Naim 72. Massive improvement, but the CD level is way louder than all other inputs. I'm sure most of you have heard all this before, so could someone give an absolute diy beginner any clues?
Neil McBrides site says that...
Exactly.
If Naim were trying to charge £400/m for some solid silver w@nky wires then some scepticism might be justified.
If you're giong to buy a Naim amp, why not use the recommended cable - especially at the price - then use that setup to audition your speakers?
To my mind, one of the best...
Re. the revised description of unhip -
Graham Parker definitely belongs on that list, but top of the list by a VERY long way must surely be John Martyn.
Neither would appear in any list of what I thought you meant by unhip.
I never realised Graham Parker was unhip.
I can understand bob mccluckie's list, but I don't bloody like them anyway!
I will own up to Meatloaf though (a LONG time ago), but I got over it.
I need to connect a non Naim cd player (AAA5) to a Naim 72
I have 3 choices-
1. Get an interconnect made up with Phono at one end and BNC on the other
2. Have Phono sockets fitted to the 72 (already avondale'd so modding is no longer an issue)
3. Get some converter plugs
Which is the...
I always thought my parents record collection was awful,
Johnny Cash,
Tom Paxton,
Simon & Garfunkel,
Dean Martin,
Frank Sinatra,
and my Mum,
Barry White,
Stevie Wonder,
You Live and Learn, I suppose.
I've just returned to Manchester after a few years away. I immediately went to my favorite record shop only to find....it's gone!!
Can anyone tell me what happened to it?
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