Curtis
pfm Member
The Naim philosophy makes perfect sense to me as a business model.
Why wouldn't you want to keep hold of your customers by offering an upgrade path rather than losing them to another brand.
Why not make them feel they are being offered a unique sound which is all about the music rather than a falsely created soundstage.
I don't know who came up with the word synonymous to Naim called "PRAT" but you can't deny its value to the brand.
Its also a double edged sword as "PRAT" does not exist in any other brand apparently.
I salute them and their legion of flat earthers.
The earth is round BTW.
Why wouldn't you want to keep hold of your customers by offering an upgrade path rather than losing them to another brand.
Why not make them feel they are being offered a unique sound which is all about the music rather than a falsely created soundstage.
I don't know who came up with the word synonymous to Naim called "PRAT" but you can't deny its value to the brand.
Its also a double edged sword as "PRAT" does not exist in any other brand apparently.
I salute them and their legion of flat earthers.
The earth is round BTW.