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Lovely room and colours Svetty.
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The Naim boxes will look and sound better if you set them forwards so that they are much closer to the edge of the glass rather than set back which is what you have.
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Love those all black Fraim’s
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That’s a thoughtful, creative image 
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Happy New year fellow Naimees and music lovers. Great to see everyone’s systems and rooms. A great source of information and advice which has helped me on the way to audio nirvana.
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It’s a good effort never the less
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What’s that funny white glowing band in the middle?
Well, Mike, if you weren’t slumming with a mere 552, you’d know the answer to that question! 
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Thank you. Yours are my inspiration for the Epos speakers. Mine are ES11 - I’s impressed when I auditioned them 30 years ago but couldn’t afford then. Just filled my wish last year after saw your post about ES14.
Happy New Year.
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Ah, the beauty of that view from your place Chris. And it must be continually great to see that Solstice there every time you approach your system.
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Continuing the long held tradition of leaving feet in your photo however it’s way too hot here for socks. Wishing everyone a happy new year.
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I love my Tannoys and find them having great synergy with Naim. It’s something special with a larger coaxial one point source speaker and naims PRAT that creates huge wide and deep soundscapes that I love. I have had few other “traditional” designed stand mounts and floor stand speakers that probably measures better but they do not present the same soundscape. They sound more narrow and music sound more separated between speakers. Not saying Tannoy is best of the best but they are to my ears doing something right that many other have a hard time to replicate. As always pro’s and cons. Bit curious on the new Fyne Vintage series now…
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