LED is very bright, 
and the wrong colour. Easily solved.
How can it be solved - are there some colored caps available?
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Black electrical tape, a hole punch and a bit of green cellophane/plastic.
Naim missed a trick - a range of different coloured bulbs should have been offered!
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Red white and bl, sorry green. 
I once used something like these for an R&D project. They have a range of colours (Iāve not tried them to customise a Nait 50 LED):
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Ā£6.95 postage 
2700 for the nait and you are concerned about 6.95 postage?
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Iām āantiā spending more on the p&p than the thing Iām buying. Sometimes thereās little choice ā¦ 10 little bits of rubber 22p each = Ā£11
I expecting the first web based reviews on nait 50 to come soon, as the first units arrived at the customers. Looking forward to it 
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hahaha
Sry but I have to lough
the nait50 is connected to my high efficient speakers
it delivers from first moment tonal quality.
yes I also enjoy the nait2
but the nait50 is just another level imho
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I take it that these would have to be put on the led āinsideā the case and not slid over the led from the outside?
Donāt think Iād fancy opening a brand new amp up just to change the colour, though & Itād certainly invalidate the warranty.
Iād bet it would look good with a red/green light though 
Over the top from the outside was my thought.
I have not tried those red ones
Well I wouldnāt mind trying that way!
What colour did you try and was it any good?
Ours is still in use in Sueās craft āatelierā.
Bought originally for the Sondek, which was later moved to a Sound Org wall mounted shelf, because of toddlers (and no, not kitties this time).
I am curious to which high effeciency speakers?
Sorry, Iāve not tried them (on Nait 50) and canāt endorse professionally.
I was throwing it in as a more realistic proposition than a āquality streetā wrapper 
(I prefer the white LED)
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today the klipsch cornwall IV
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