12th Monkey
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I have no experience here, but that sounds implausible to my cynic's ears.using alternatives may degrade the performance or even damage the amplifier
I have no experience here, but that sounds implausible to my cynic's ears.using alternatives may degrade the performance or even damage the amplifier
Naim amps used to blow up regularly if not connected as recommended by them. It’s a long established problem as Naim used never fit (protecting) Zobel networks, meaning they rely on the cable to load the output safely.I have no experience here, but that sounds implausible to my cynic's ears.
I see - seems unwise to me, but what do I know?!Naim amps used to blow up regularly if not connected as recommended by them. It’s a long established problem as Naim used never fit (protecting) Zobel networks, meaning they rely on the cable to load the output safely.
Well, I can’t think of another SS amp that’s equally vulnerable, but they maintained it delivered better sound iirc. On balance though, not blowing up sits higher in most customers requirements!I see - seems unwise to me, but what do I know?!
🙂On balance though, not blowing up sits higher in most customers requirements!
🙂
Classic sardonic understatement.
(Something that could only really come from - and be appreciated by - English people).
'On balance' 😆
This most definitely was the case on older series amps - Olive, Chrome Bumper etc, but modern lines are no longer this prohibitive - such as the 5si, XS2 & 3, SupertNaits.Naim amplifiers are designed only to work with Naim loudspeaker cable and using alternatives may degrade the performance or even damage the amplifier.
It’s irrelevant as long as the correct speaker cable is in place. It is that which protects the older type Naim amps. However, the condition I quoted earlier is still in Naim’s manual.What about the internal cable inside the Speaker