Stacking Naim Products

Yes, stacked stockings don’t stick, old rule :sweat_smile:

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Or they can stick it wherever they want Dan :crazy_face::crazy_face:

I believe the old website (previous previous) used to specifically state that 13cm between the top of one case and the top of the other was the ideal degree of separation (or more). Of course that is for the standard height separates, not a NAP500.

In any case, if you must stack because of space constraints, remember to use some paper between the feet and the case otherwise as the rubber slowly degrades, you’ll never get the marks off.

Personally, I don’t think it makes any sense to stack if you’ve spent serious money on a hifi. It’s like spending $20K on speakers and then half obscuring them by a sofa or something. If the domestic solution won’t let you set up a system properly - don’t buy it. Choose another type of hifi better suited to the living arrangements. By that, I don’t necessarily mean cheaper but more appropriate to the room.

That said, I also don’t get why people have to be stacking police on the forum. As if people don’t realise they’ve stacked their own gear or that racks exist. Let people figure it out for themselves.

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The definition of “to stack” is to place one item on top of another.

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He he… “first impressions marketing” :joy::joy:

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I use non-adhesive, stiff black felt circles, with my chrome bumper stack:

They are available from the big river place, or possibly from your local art supply shop.

It was a bit fiddly to get each set of four 1 inch (25mm) circles into position. Alternatively, larger circles would be easier to place, but at the risk of being more visible.

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Even better!

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I have my CB160 on top of my XPS, separated by a set of Vibrapods, with card discs to stop any marking.

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You won the thread!

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