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naim 产品线中聆听音乐性价比最好的200，202组合却鲜有评论的，有的只是烧友零星的口碑，真是奇怪了！

naim厂方将s400说的很神的，不过当天没有演示，第二天才有安排演示。

对naim了解有的帮助

还可以一看，naim厂家竟然还可以维修40年以前的产品。

我这里打开的速度很快呀

玩naim,你要有钱。
上了naim的贼车你都不好意思再换车，那就是，上了你就下不来。升级必选naim.太可怕了。你的钱包一定会扁扁的。

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Naim NAT 05 Review

£825Sep 2006

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Stuff says 5 Hot Buy

This kind of money will buy you a great digital tuner, but the analogue-only Naim still has the power to amaze.

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Sometimes no-frills technology is best: Naim’s classic NAT 01 couldn’t have been much simpler, with just a tuning control and a display that varied in brightness to indicate when you were homing in on an FM station. Pure class – indeed, it remains a highly sought-after second-hand buy.

But while there are occasional rumours that the Salisbury company has a digital/analogue hybrid tuner up its sleeve – not least because its n-Vi all-in-one system can be supplied with an optional DAB/FM module fitted – for the moment the £825 NAT 05 is the only radio tuner in its range.

Radio has always been a vital part of any Naim line-up, so it was good to see this very fine tuner appearing as part of the initial group of Series 5 products, a catalogue which now extends to various amplification options and excellent CD5 CD players.

Purposeful simplicity
The style here is typically Naim – slim black boxes made from thick metal – with the result that, while the NAT 05 is of fairly conventional hi-fi separates proportions, it has an air of understatement about it, as well as purposeful simplicity. It’s not hard to fathom out how to use it, but a little effort ensures it’s working at its best.

It’s worth giving the Naim a few days’ run-in before serious listening takes place – that’s no hardship, given that it sounds pretty good straight from the box, but becomes truly special once warmed through – and you should also leave it switched on. Perhaps not one for Greenpeace, then. A good aerial is also a prerequisite, the Naim sounding ropey when it gets insufficient signal.

This is an FM-only radio, but it does come complete with a remote handset and have 99 presets to store favourite stations. In common with all Naim kit it uses a locking DIN socket for signal output, rather than the usual twin RCA phonos, but this shouldn’t deter buyers intending to use it with amplifiers of other brands. Naim itself, or cable manufacturers such as The Chord Company, also based in Salisbury, can provide suitable DIN-to-phono interconnects.

This tuner is unlikely to impress those who habitually listen to rock or dance stations, since they’re revealed in all their overprocessed dreadfulness. However, for those of us for whom a play on Radio 4 or a live concert on Radio 3 is a viable alternative to playing CD, this tuner is a delight.

Let’s take the not-so-simple matter of voices: via the Naim they’re beautifully open and characterful, easy to listen to and yet completely compelling. Finely crafted radio drama can work on the imagination, while the BBC’s engineers can put you in the best seat at any major concert hall you imagine.

If the rest of your system is up to what the NAT 05 can do, you’re in for something of a voyage of discovery.

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Naim's new SuperUniti network music system: it's like a UnitiQute, but louder!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              17 Aug 2011      
Naim is adding a SuperUniti to its streaming products line-up, slotting into the range above the existing NaimUniti and UnitiQute.
The new model – announced today at the first of Naim's Summer Sounds: On Stream roadshows – combines the facilities of the company's UnitiQute, Naim DAC and SuperNait integrated amplifier.

With an 80Wpc  output, and selling for £3250 when it hits the shops early in October, the company says the SuperUniti 'extends the Uniti range and the possibilities for UnitiSystem into the high end'.
It's also said to be particularly suitable for 'large rooms and those who like to play their music just that little bit louder.'
It features a latest-generation streaming board: this digital six-layer design gives the SuperUniti the ability to stream 192kHz/24-bit content, Naim describing this as 'the first of its 24/192 products'.
As well as Wi-Fi and Ethernet inputs, the SuperUniti also has two electrical and three optical digital inputs, three line analogue inputs, preamp output and stereo subwoofer output on its rear panel.
Meanwhile the front panel has 3.5mm sockets for stereo line/optical in and headphone out, plus a USB socket. In common with other UnitiSystem products, the SuperUniti can accept a direct digital input from iPods, iPhones and iPads via the USB socket, and can also be controlled over a network by an iOS device running the company's n-Stream app.
In addition the SuperUniti has both DAB and FM radio tuners, plus of course access to thousands of internet radio streams.
On the audio side, the new model uses Naim's Zero S/PDIF Jitter Design, as used in the Naim DAC. This has a buffering system storing incoming data using master clocks adapting to the incoming signal, and then clocking it out of the memory using a precision clock to provide complete isolating from incoming jitter
Digital filtering is handled by a SHARC DSP chip running proprietary Naim code, and the SuperUniti uses Burr-Brown PCM1791A conversion, as also used in the NDX and HDX.
Completely new for the SuperUniti is a high-performance digitally-controlled analogue volume adjustment, using discrete resistors and high-performance electronic switching to give what Naim says is the sound quality of an analogue volume control with the flexibility of digital control.

Naim has also announced a free of charge update for the HDX (above), UnitiServe and its NaimNet music servers: it adds internet radio capability to these devices, and will be available from Naim retailers at the end of this month, either as a dealer upgrade or as a disc for owners to upgrade their own unit.

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            Comments                    ID. Thu, Aug 18 2011, 1:29AM  
       Ooh! Now if they could make it for me in silver
  
  

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            True Blue Wed, Aug 17 2011, 10:13PM  
       Am I missing the point??
Please listen NAIM I want a highquality streamer and DAC all in one.  I already own your pre power combo and have NO requirement for ANOTHER integrated.
Stripped down Superuniti please without the power AMP
Your truely
one peeved naim owner
  
  

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            Dan Turner Wed, Aug 17 2011, 7:25PM  
       I want one
  
  

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            Sliced Bread Wed, Aug 17 2011, 6:55PM  
       Wow!  Just wow!