Naim feet

[Craig B]

Brand new, the early ones were always a bit curved sided here. Exactly like in the datasheet .pdf for the Multicomp ones linked to above.

 

[Del monaco]

I think you may need an extra power supply to make those feet really sing.

 

[Robert M]

My Nac42, 72, Hicap & Nap160 all have the dome profile, not straight sided like the Farnell.

Here's a picture from eBay of this type. These do not seem to be available new anywhere except from Naim as part of a service.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Naim-Aud...d=link&campid=5338728743&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

£16 postage!!

 

[Mr Pig]

£16 postage!!

Genuine Naim postage.

 

[nobeone]

When you buy the multicomp they vary, since multicomp is a rebrand for Farnell group and so the supplier varies over time. Last time I bought them they had straight not curved edges unlike the original Naim feet, but they are just rubber feet, if you can hear a difference in rubber feet you are exceptional / deluded, delete as applicable. The only issue I have had with the multicomp is one or two seem to have bubbles inside the feet so they sag over time, just remove those ones and replace with another from the bag and move on, nothing to see here.

 

[Craig B]

Feets, Don't Fail Me Now

[credit: Herbert Jeffrey Hancock, 1979]

 

[Tarzan]

I think you may need an extra power supply to make those feet really sing.

Drat, drat and double drat- beaten to it.

 

[Del monaco]

Drat, drat and double drat- beaten to it.

Mutley got the medal!

 

[say it as it is]

Before Dick Dastardly makes an appearance I will ask again anyone got a stash of these after buying a lifetime supply minimum order

 

[Del monaco]

Before Dick Dastardly makes an appearance I will ask again anyone got a stash of these after buying a lifetime supply minimum order

Could they be 3D printed?

 

[say it as it is]

I thought they were rubber I am not up to speed with 3D printing but I thought they were hard plastic as opposed to rubber?

 

[Del monaco]

I thought they were rubber I am not up to speed with 3D printing but I thought they were hard plastic as opposed to rubber?

To be honest I’m not sure but I recently bought a pair of flexible 3D printed Thorens hinges for my TD166. They’re great but I’m not sure how ‘rubbery’ the mix can be.I suspect they’d need to be moulded.