Hello,
I would like to share my experience in the home cinema sector and Naim w.ith you
In the room already presented here, I started with a Naim AV1, a NAP 250 (olive), a NAP 180, a NAC82, a couple of Allaes speakers in the front, and a Credo speaker in the back. A Nubert AW1000 served as a subwoofer. That must have been 25 years ago!
Over the years, I’ve expanded and improved a lot. In 2006, I bought the new AV2, the DVD5 (the best sound system ever - of all DVD, Blu-ray, and UHD players on the market!!!). I also learned a lot about sound and the impact of individual components and cables/tuning.
A lot has happened in the meantime. I bought the NBL and owned a NAC 282, then a 252,
CDX2, XPR, then a 555PS (the best power supply for the CDS3 – only then does it really come into its own) and several NAP250s in olive and then in the Classic version. I also added a NAP300 and finally NAP300DR and even more nSubs. The projectors in recent years have always been from JVC.
Last year, I upgraded to Atmos and installed 4x NSat speakers and powered them with the fantastic NAP 100.
For even more homogeneity, I then had the idea of powering the upper speakers (highs) with NAP250s as well.
To avoid adding another level to my left-hand device tower (currently 9 levels), bringing it to 10, I decided to remove the second power supply from the NAP300DR. I sold the non-DR NAP300. I was a little sad. The second power supply simply creates even more space and authenticity.
Still, the path was clear. At some point, I’ll switch to a NAP500 for the fronts.
Two days ago, one of the two NAP250.2s came back from recapping. The other one is still perfectly fine and sounds fantastic on the NBL. Fast, great resolution, and a truly structured, compact bass! You really don’t need anything more!
The NAP300DR, of course, makes everything even better—you know how it is!
I used high-quality plugs and cables and old silver solder
