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Description: Balanced, two-channel power amplifier with soft startup. Analog inputs: Stereo pair XLR balanced; "legacy" single-ended adapter lead supplied. Loudspeaker outputs: 4mm sockets spaced for Naim Connector. Input impedance: 47k ohms balanced, 34k ohms single-ended. Gain: 29dB. Damping factor into 8 ohms: 36. Power output (nominal): 100W into 8 ohms (20dBW), 190W into 4 ohms (19.3dBW). Burst power: 300W into 2 ohms (18.8dBW) at 1kHz for 20ms. Frequency response: 1.4Hz100kHz (+0, 3dB). Sensitivity: 1V (Gain: 29dB) for full output. THD+N: 0.013% at 1kHz at 2/3 rated power into 8 ohms. S/N ratio at full output power (8 ohms), A-weighted: 111dB; at 1W, A-weighted: 91dB. Channel separation, 20Hz20kHz: 60dB. Power consumption: 0.5W at standby, 26W at idle. Supplied accessories: Powerline Lite power cable, Naim XLR "standard" 2-channel interconnect cable.
Dimensions: 17" (432mm) W × 3.6" (91.5mm) H × 12.5" (317mm) D. Weight: 37lb (16.8kg).
Finish: Black aluminum alloy.
Serial numbers of units reviewed: 526509 auditioned, 518784 measured. Manufactured in Salisbury, UK, and elsewhere Europe.
Price: $8999. Approximate number of US dealers: 22. Warranty: 2 years mechanical, 5 years electronics.
Manufacturer: Naim Audio Ltd., Southampton Rd., Salisbury, SP1 3LN, England. Tel: 44 (0) 1722 443405. Email: marketing@naimaudio.com. Web: naimaudio.com. US distributor: Focal-Naim America, 313 Rue Marion, Repentigny, QC J5Z 4W8, Canada. Tel: (866) 271-5689. Email: info@focal-naim.com. Web: www.focal-naim.com
It looks like something is broken on this webpage. Is this supposed to be just one page and done? Or, were there more pages to follow?
It was broken before. It must been fixed before you checked it. Judging by the pedigree of your website maintenance I've observed so far, I afraid it's a matter of time until Stereophile is hacked.
He, like Art Dudley, mastered the art of writing. Every sentence flows beautifully like prose. Observations are succinct in intent and insight. I now 'know' that this amp is more accomplished than its last iteration. Welcome back!
I would love to hear more Naim gear at next year's AXPONA.
I also enjoy Martin's writing and hope to read a lot more from him in Stereophile.
Let me also say that I have always enjoyed reading Martin, and I am very happy to see his writing in the pages of Stereophile!