07-Oct-2016, 05:25
(07-Oct-2016, 05:11)Damon Wrote: I briefly checked in on the Naim forum and folks there seem to be generally impressed. My take on it is that this new range of models signals a shift in the compositionm or structure, of the all-in-one line up for Naim. It seems as though they are establishing a line of 'Pro' products; the 2XX, 3XX, 5XX products, and the new 'lifestyle' (barf) products that are analogue and digital composites, and packaged in fully integrated boxes.
In the next few weeks or months I'll be looking at the Naim forum for a new generation of threads about connectivity problems. Or, more threads about the same connectivity problems. Yes, I admit it; my own bunch of sour grapes. But what if you bought a SuperUniti two months ago... would you now scream for an upgrade option, or some financial or trade-in compensation?
My fondness for Naim remains, but Devialet eclipses it in every way... even with the comical oddities of communication, schedules and firmware versions. I like black, but once you have chrome, you never go back..... (just made that up, but copyright reserved)
How about 'Once you go chrome, it will never leave your home'? It's a bit lame, I know, but at least it rhymes. (IF it becomes a hit, I will take the copy right on that, thank you
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Dynaudio C1 MkII.
Jim Smith's GBS.
Northern NSW Australia.
Dynaudio C1 MkII.
Jim Smith's GBS.
Northern NSW Australia.
