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Superman wrote:...the sound of the naim amp and cdp combo is still in my mind
fld wrote:Hi Jen! What combo did you had the pleasure of listening to?...
Nait5i & CD5x?
Is the presentation not forward or a bit shouty?
audiofilio wrote:Thanks Jen for your insights regarding the Naim combo... how I wish I could here the NaimCD5x combined with the Nait5i. Is there a dealer in Manila? I'll be there on the 14th of July.
Sir Ferdie I PM'ed you Re: speaker/IC cables.
audiofilio wrote:Superman wrote:...the sound of the naim amp and cdp combo is still in my mind
Hi Jen! What combo did you had the pleasure of listening to?... Nait5i/CD5i or Nait5i & CD5x? Can you believe the output impedance of the CD5x in particular? 10ohms max.!!! Is the presentation not forward or a bit shouty?
fld wrote:Naim Audio of UK will be in Sounds N Images soon.
The Famous Nait 5i, Naim CD5x and the Naim CD5i will be available soon.
http://www.naim-audio.com/products/cd5i.html
"This is a player with impeccable pace and timing, no doubting it – the CD5i sounded tight and focused, and got to the point without any fuss. I played all sorts of material on it, from rock and pop to jazz and electronica, and from ethnic to classical. It never disappointed, handling everything thrown at it with aplomb."
http://202.186.86.35/audio/story.asp?fi ... ile/22naim
http://www.naim-audio.com/products/cd5x.html
"Once warmed-up properly (allow several days on repeat play), the CD5x immediately impressed with a tangible musical presentation that reminded me at once of a well-sorted record-player. There was no hint of coldness or flatness – indeed I see the word ‘organic’ in my listening notes.
Not only did the CD5x impart music with genuine body, it showed no signs of favoritism. Well, it’s true to say Naim has not lost its special way with energetic musical genres, but now it doesn’t matter if that means rock, jazz, symphonic, or electronic."
http://www.naim-audio.com/products/nait5i.html
"When coupled with the Nait 5i, the CD5i sounds quite remarkable, which was no surprise, as the two components were made to work togethers. The bass was significantly better—not bigger and fuller, but tighter. The bass was so prodigious that it reminded me of the Dali MS4s ($9000). I was now getting that sound from my Grands. Bravo. This CD/amp combo completely controlled the bass on my Grands, never letting it overwhelm the music. The soundstage also increased substantially with the addition of the CD 5i. With my Arcam cd72T, the soundstage usually extends just beyond my speakers, but with the CD 5i, it expanded well beyond them. This was very enjoyable. The combo sounds more like musicians playing in a theatre, where there is a lot of space between the instruments, rather than in a studio, where there is much less space. I prefer the big, open sound of the theatre. "
http://www.positive-feedback.com/Issue1 ... nait5i.htm
Further details, pls contact us.
Thanks.
plus_back wrote:sir ferdie are you familiar with the power supply of naim audio cd player model CDS. [ NACDS player + power supply ] pls help.
plus_back wrote:sir frankly i bought this w/out knowing that it has a separate power supply... i guess you know what i mean.. hehe alam ko medyo TOTL ang model kaya nga impulse comes in, now i learn the hard way. sir i need the power supply.
TIA
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