Aluminium for the new speakers. 30mm.
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Now the run in period 
Did you get your dc block?
Well, early days of course, but everything sounds a bit more ‘spacious’ if you know what I mean. I’ve got it on permanent repeat at present to allow it to settle in, but it seems very promising. Rich Trussell (co-founder) very interested in my system and on getting feedback which is encouraging. I have to say, also, that the cables have a real ‘quality’ feel to them. I’ll keep you posted…
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Spoiled for choice at present, as I’m also home testing a Primare R35 phono amp to partner my P8/Apheta 3. Again, very nice indeed, and beautifully built.
That is a wonderful post and I now recall reading it at the time and thinking that I should really do something positive about my hearing once COVID restictions eased.
Now is the time.
My first post! I just bought a used Supernait 1 for my patio speakers (PSB CS1000). I’ve never heard any Naim product before, looking forward to it’s arrival!
For my ‘main listening room aka mancave’ I have an Auralic Aries streamer > AES > Holo Audio Spring 3 KTE w/ preamp > XLR > Pass Labs XA30.8 > Magico A1 bookshelf speakers. I’ll of course have to try the supernait in that chain before going to the PSB duties but looking forward to trying out this whole Naim sound 
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Welcome. It will be interesting to hear your thoughts on the differences.
Love mine. The only thing you may find is they are brutally honest about poorly recorded/mixed material
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Piece by piece, the new listening room equipment arrives.
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4 x GigaWatt G-16A 2P , circuit breakers
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74 meters of GigaWatt LC-Y EVO 3X4 , in-wall cable
One power lead per audio device.
In a few days I will also receive an audio grade Doepke differential circuit breaker. It will protect the 4 dedicated lines.
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Supernait 3 arrived today.
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Just set up and even at low vols they are a more rounded speaker than the 7. The 7 is fantastic but it feels the 11 is a bit more mature and warmer. Looking forward to the next few weeks as they run in.
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Welcome to the money pit 
Enjoy your SN3 and be sure to let us know how you get on with it.
Thank you Steve! Yeah started saving for HCDR already, lol.
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Yes, silent amp now, no hum whatsoever.
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Good stuff @Thomas 
74 meters of solid core… That will take you roughly to the first service of your kit to run-in. 
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