It’s the Owners Manual, Connection Guide from August 2001. A handy little gem of a book. It’s a real shame that Naim don’t make things like this anymore.
I have the same system but changed to a supercap to power the snaxo I suggest you do likewise. also rewire the outputs of the snaxo 2-4 to make it a snaxo 2-4-2 much, much better…
Re-wiring a SNAXO 2-4 don’t make it a SNAXO 242, it just allows you to use the same amp layout (each stereo amp doing either HF or LF for both speakers). My main issue with re-wiring this way is that, unless there are scrupulous notes and re-labelling, once the old SNAXO is sold on it can create havoc and potential catastrophe for the poor hapless new owner who tried to wire it up the way it left the factory originally.
Hi Robert, sorry but I followed the link and was not able to download the PDF. it said there’s no file to download. Any chance you could pop it up again please?
In which case this is what I noted down for my SNAXO (Olive version only!!! The newer Classic range splits it differently such that one 250 powers the tweeters and one 250 powers the mid/bass). The bars on the cables are the little direction market wrap arounds. And a possible tip to avoid embarrassing mixups is before first power up to disconnect the treble cables at the speakers, then power everything up and have a listen just to make sure you’ve got the mid/bass properly connected. Then turn it all off, hook up your tweeters, power up and enjoy.