I am just about to get a second hand NAP250DR. Until I can find a suitable NAC282, I wish to use the pre-amp section of my Supernait 2 to feed the NAP250DR.
What cable do I need to connect an SN2 to a NAP250DR? Which socket on the back of the SN2 do I plug the cable into?
And is this the exact same cable I’d use to connect my future NAC282 to the NAP250DR?
No you don’t need two pair of speakers to achieve what the OP want to do. Connect to the biamp connectors on SN2 and connect speakers to the 250DR leaving the SN2 speaker connectors empty. Done.
I should have mentioned I already have a HiCap plugged into the SN2 preamp stage, so this can be retained for use with a NAC282 when I get one.
The input socket on the rear ofthe NAP250DR is a 3pin XLR type one. So presumably the cable needed has a 4pin DIN at one end (240 degree?) to go in the SN2 “biamp out socket” and 3-pin XLR at the other end? Is that right?
And when I replace the SN2 with a NAC282, will the same cable plug into the NAC282?
The reason I am checking on the cable situation is that the guy selling me a used NAP250DR is not including a connection cable, so I will have to buy my own!
I see. The 250 really should come with the cable. You can simply buy a Naim stereo Din to XLR. As you have the Hicap it’s a case of putting the SN2 into preamp mode, as per the manual, and then connecting the din to XLR to Hicap socket 3. With a 282 you still connect to the Hicap.
I’d suggest you read and understand the manuals, which set all this out very clearly.