Just have your sources and speakers connected.
Connect the N50 to the mains and it goes into standby.
Power up source, press Mains button on N50, select appropriate input.
Enjoy some music
Manual link here
Just have your sources and speakers connected.
Connect the N50 to the mains and it goes into standby.
Power up source, press Mains button on N50, select appropriate input.
Enjoy some music
Manual link here
Thanks. The reason I ask is upon plugging in, heard the familiar Naim pop in the speakers. Wondering if this was normal. Usually that occurs with a power on switch rather than plug in.
So much for the ‘these are collectors items which will be worth more in the future’ brigade
Give it another 50 years and the Nait 50 and a solstice will be priceles🤣
That’s a lovely (intended ?) typo!
What typo
Still they can’t be that old so a great buy. I bought all my stuff ex dem or display
I got mine at 2.700€ because of several Naim purchases for 11 years on
Hi Richard,which speakers best suited the Nait 2 for you?
I particularly like the NAIT and NAIT 2 with Royd Minstrels, but provided the source is top notch they also sound great on my SL2s.
Nice! And source with the Nait 2?
Currently I use it with my Ponoplayer into n-Sats in my bedroom.
N-Sats? Nice! So hard to find
I’ll also probably get a pair of IBL to go with Nait50
… playing now Sophie Hunger - Molecules, raised the volume ti 9 'o clock, bass extension seems impressive, a little lack of control compared to the big Brothers, bearing in mind that Is spanking new as well
I’m trying It with vinyl on Rega P3/Exact, which over the last few years i found pretty flabbly with Stage line into Nait XS, 202hc and 552. Now playing Lisa Gerrard/- ExaudiaIt seems totally energized.
This little Beast seems really made for vinyl like the old CBs
Mine does the same, I have mine set up for PC duty’s in my office connected to my PC via a audioquest dragonfly into a pair of Linn Tukans. Whenever I turn the mains on there’s a loud thump through the speakers before it enters standby. ( I know I should leave it on all the time but everything is switched off at the mains after use as it only gets used once or twice a week ).
I suspect that the NAIT 50 would be very good indeed into a pair of QUAD ESL57s.
(My own QUADs are stacked, and I won’t disassemble them to try a single pair.)