Naim Chrome Bumper

So the 4pin /4pin has a white band like with the 250 lead?

Yes

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Thanks I now know what I’m looking for,

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Have found this in my stash of bits it has no directional markings,
From my understanding this an active lead,
Am I correct?
Thanks

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It has the usual Naim collar - which indicates the signal end… :slightly_smiling_face:

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If it has DIN4s at both ends then it’s likely an active lead. The banded end determines direction (closest to source of music signal).

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Yes 4pins both ends
Thanks

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Compare it to a Snaic,the active leads are thinner. than a Snaic.
Nap 135 cables and Snaic’s under.

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Just testing a new purchase nac 42.5 and some serviced and converted 323 cards. Darran has done his usual wonderful job and I now have E spec to run the hana eh.
It must have worked as Mrs Bruss has just said ‘it’s amazing how you can get vinyl to sound like a cd” :grinning:

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That makes me worried,something must be very wrong :wink:

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I have sent her to the naughty step.

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Welcome to the E club.

Thanks. I have the E on the 82 but not on the shoebox cards.

More E boards = good…!!

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The fist ever naim AV pre-amp the NAC 130, 8 channels in the late 80’s way ahead of it’s time. I understand they sound very good…

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I love a good E

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Es are good, Es are good…

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Now properly in place. CB HCDR/42.5/250.

I now just need to find someone to build a 250DR in to a CB case :thinking:

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The Nac 42.5 will benefit tremendously if not close to the power amp and Hicap.

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Indeed, but the space is what it is.