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I have a meter which I use at work as I'm a sound technician, I'm looking at getting a replacement amp so if I can't get the naim up and running again I'll have a amp that I can keep my system up and running. But I'm greatful for tips as well

Thanks for that tip I think I might just do that

That's brilliant thanks for that I actually forgot about rotel

i tried my dads 75 watt marantz pm7200 and a mates old trio 40 watt amp and my B&Ws didnt sound agressive in the high frequencies even at really loud volumes. im going to get a replacement amp and send the nait 5 back to naim and see if it can be fixed

It's a tempory replacement amp till I send it back to naim and plus my naim was sounding a bit aggressive in the top end even with trying it with my dads arcam cd192 plugged into it and with my dads monitor audio silver s6s speakers as was trying to find out if it was my components. I still have...

Kef q350 would be the ones to go for

B&W dm602s are excellent for the money

I would look at B&Ws excellent dm602s

I Hi I've checked everything replaced the fuse in the plug and the secret fuse and still nothing

Something like B&Ws dm602s or dm110s they are stand mount speakers but offer quite a bit of bass

I have a budget of £300 I was looking at the kenwood kaf1030 as a mate of mine has a old kenwood amp with b&w dm110s and it sounded good also got a hifi rack with narrow shelves on it so needed a pretty slim amp to go on it

i would look at something like either B&W dm110 or DM602s

im looking for a replacement amp for my completely dead naim nait 5 amp ive been toying the idea with a kenwood kaf1030 or something similar my system consists of project xpression ,cambridge audio dab300,sony mini disc ,denon cassette deck ,onkyo c730 cd player and B&W dm602s. I'm looking for...