How will this (or the original version) compare with the price comparable Naim Nait XS3 wonder ?
It’s not just you.Is it just me or is this 120 impossibly cool?
I want one!
Over on the green forum I seem to think I had read some comments on it being on par with a SN3...
That comment was from Naim themself as I understand.
suddenly the amp sold much better
I think the smiley face implies a joke. Humor is still allowed, right?How do you know how well it is selling?
Given the poster's recent history on Naim threads (bear in mind he has two profiles and posts under both of them for some reason) I'm not convinced, but anyway... whatever!I think the smiley face implies a joke. Humor is still allowed, right?
Never quite understood the need for having a different name on different forums?
How do you know how well it is selling?
He has two accounts on the same forum, that's the weird bit!
It’s a nice gesture by Naim,
In fact another gesture from Naim...how to optimize listening, fresh from the makers place.
"Nait 50 improves considerably after running in. Out of the box it will sound detailed and punchy, over the next days more warmth and engagement come, then more PRaT over the weeks.
While running in:
- Make sure it is not in standby! - set the ‘auto on’ feature to ‘on’ (i.e. it does not sleep) - this is important
- Use the volume control (min to max to min occasionally)
Engage and disengage plugs and sockets (signal, mains and speakers) to remove oxidations on contacts."
You are going to look like prat believing that.In fact another gesture from Naim...how to optimize listening, fresh from the makers place.
"Nait 50 improves considerably after running in. Out of the box it will sound detailed and punchy, over the next days more warmth and engagement come, then more PRaT over the weeks.
While running in:
- Make sure it is not in standby! - set the ‘auto on’ feature to ‘on’ (i.e. it does not sleep) - this is important
- Use the volume control (min to max to min occasionally)
Engage and disengage plugs and sockets (signal, mains and speakers) to remove oxidations on contacts."