The positive reviews of the headphone amp was the tipping point for me going for the Nait 50. Obviously important when you live in a small flat. The reviews weren't wrong, it's the best headphone amp I've ever owned.
The Nait 50’s Phono and Headphone Amp designs were borrowed from the New 200 Classic amps.
No, you and your chums post the same nonsense every month or so, I simply use facts to refute them, you know, like Naim's published accounts... you of course then ignore that evidence as it doesn't suit your agenda and instead (as above) post some childish emojis and then return to your crusade of wishing failure upon Naim, and presumably everyone who works there to be out of a job! Nice!!!Self portrait
My goodness your talking nonsens, how can anyone become that brainwashed.
I blocked tiggers years ago. Am I missing anything?
Naim wasn't exactly cheap or budget-friendly back in the 1980s when I first encountered the brand. When the NAC52/52PS first came out, I almost fell off my perch when I learned the price.
What sort of muppet puts someone on ignore and then because they're on ignore asks someone else what that ignored person has said? What a twat!
You say they're failing. I point you in the direction of the accounts that say the opposite and then you say I'm brainwashed. So are the increasing profits and turnover year on year made up then? Yes, of course they are, the accounts are fabricated
This was around the time when Naim started to learn that they could charge very high prices and still sell the units. I think the watershed was the Linn CD12 which Naim answered with the NAP500. Since then both companies have charged increasingly ridiculous prices. I'm sure they'll continue to do so until the market stops them. If it does.
Yup, thanks to gradiating the sixth grade twice.
A perfect summation re a person who always is quick with an unwanted opinion.
It’s quite unique behaviour.
If you look at the context, let’s just say the particular forum member is rather unique.That’s a matter of opinion
