There is a U on the back. I push my fingernail gently in the ridge above the U and gently press in the middle. Once it has been done once, it seems to be easier subsequent attempts.
That doesn’t work on mine, my fingernail would snap long before the cover moved.
What does work for me is to get a knife or similar thin piece of metal and push it down into the middle of the gap. The cover then comes off easily.
Given the Muso is so expensive it does make you wonder why Naim decided to supply such a 3rd rate remote. I think it looks and feels like something that should be supplied with a $25 child’s toy!
If you ever move up to an NDX2 you would be amazed how even a more expensive unit can have a simillar cheap feeling remote where some of the button dont even press correclty… It looks that as Naim update and improve their poducts, they are going in the opposit direction when it comes to the remotes they provide…
You shock me, thought my Mu-so 2 was the top dog, being new to Naim
Looks like I have only started, is NDX2 really so much better?
Not talking about remotes either, presume they think everyone operates from a mobile
About fifteen months ago I bought a QB2 to replace a Sonos. It has now cost me well over 13k in new HiFi kit as it reminded me what music should sound like. Irony, I’m selling the original QB2 now.
The Muso would have been the best sounding system in John Lewis, but they now sell the Atom/Focal deals which are a different world to the boxes they normally sell.