Very nice.
Love that Bonobo album and the Heavenly remix comps.
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Thanks, Weatherall and I were friends at school together in the 70s so I try to collect things like these. The Bonobo album is just another great one from him.
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New shelves!
Home made to fit inside the unit without having to modify the unit. Both on squishy rubber feet.
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Nice 
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I don’t like fast tempo music. But even in the latest hip-hop music that my wife sometimes listens to, the sound is great, but it’s not a quick response.
female vocals - I usually listen to, the sound density is very attractive.
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Welcome to the Forum — great to have a Korean enthusiast here! 
I love Seoul; tend to spend every summer in there. It’s such a dynamic place; it changes all the time.
Do you get your gear from Scheherazade, or is there another decent Naim dealer around? I got my Sennheiser HD800S from them. They have a great range of headphone. During our time in Seoul I only have head-fi and a small Bose Bluetooth speaker…
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That made me laugh.
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You are a model Naim customer. 
I started with a Uniti 2 and now have a full 500 rig with all the bells and whistles.
I recon Unitis emit some kind of drug-soaked gas, and when inhaled by unsuspecting punters it addicts them to the music. As you go up the Naim heirarchy, Naim fill their boxes with stronger gas.
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That explains everything!
thanks Dragon!
That’s right, it’s a very dynamic and intense city. So people here are probably very tired of their daily lives. Maybe that’s why I’m more into music.
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Scheherazade in no longer name dealer, dealership changes to another company, but they are not receiving good reviews due to high repair costs.
I`ve got these naim gears and speakers as used from online audio community.
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What is the box the
Linn klimaxDSM is sitting on?
It looks like a Klimax Radikal to me.
Yep-Klimax Radikal. It is Linn Sondek CD12 cd player and not a DSM. 10 weeks delivery time on the additional shelf so they will have time to get intimately acquainted …
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A week or so after posting my ‘trusty’ TEAC ref’ receiver, an opportunity came up on a 2nd generation Arcam Solo Movie 5.1 that was too good to miss. 1 owner with box/accessories etc.
It took me a few evenings to set it up properly but it really it a big leap on from the TEAC. It incorporates a Blu-ray/SACD/CD drive and 5 channels of Arcam Class G amplification supplied by a pretty large toroidal transformer - critically it is 4 ohm stable.
The specs are:
2 channels driven 75wpc 8 ohm/120 wpc 4 ohm
5 channels driven 60wpc 8 ohm/75 wpc 4 ohm
While setting things up I discovered a faulty speaker terminal on one of the Celestions - I took the terminal apart, applied Deoxit and reassembled which has done the trick.
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Why do you keep it in the oven? 
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If the heat tightens, as it seems, it is likely that in the oven it will overheat and end up melting.
It keeps it hidden away - when you see the other end of the room with the main system it makes sense - domestic harmony and all .
P.S. I only ever run it with the front ‘door’ open and I put the cabinet together without the back on it.
That’s why I didn’t go for a full-sized receiver - especially Marantz/Denon as they are known to run very hot. This one runs cooler than the TEAC did 
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At first glance I thought Naim and Exposure had collaborated and done a kind of A&R A60 teak wraparound.
Image from web.
Nicely done.
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Ah bring back the wooden case.