Which is the best Naim Nait?

“The best-sounding amplifier is Naim’s Nait XS 3, which is consistently brilliant with all types of music. It’s beautifully made, attractive, easy to use and has an MM phono stage for turntable use, which all adds up to a winning combination at the price.”

How good are Naim amplifiers?

Naim Supernait 3 is definitely one of the really good amplifiers. It has everything – except digital inputs. Excellent timing and exceptional rhythm, the dynamics are palpable. Both the headphone output and the turntable input sound beautiful.

Where are Naim amplifiers made?

Naim Audio is a British hi-fi manufacturer based in Wiltshire, United Kingdom. The company was founded in 1973.

Why are Naim amplifiers so expensive?

The cost of a Naim product is greater than a Sony or Pioneer device because Naim products are specialised and provide longevity. They outperform other manufacturers, and the team will repair and refurbish any product they’ve ever made.

Which Naim amplifier is best?

For our pick of the 9 best Naim products of all time, read on.

1. Naim 32/Snaps/250 power amp (1984) (Image credit: Naim )
2. Naim Nait 1 power amp (1983) (Image credit: Future)
3. Naim ARO tonearm (1989)
4. Naim CD5si (2012)
5. Naim ND555/555 PS DR (2018)
6. Naim NA SBL floorstanders (1986)
7. Naim Supernait 3 (2019)
8. Naim NAC-N 272 (2015)

What is the Naim NAIT 5 integrated amplifier?

Integrated amplifier to replace the Nait 5. Rated at 50wpc into 8 ohms, four line-level inputs (CD, Tuner, Tape, A/V), all four of which have RCA sockets and two of which (CD and Tuner) also offer the Naim 5-pin DIN connectors. Amp includes a remote, tape loop, and is fully integrable into a 5-channel surround system.

What can I connect to NAIT 5i?

The selector is simplified as photo shows: you can connect to NAIT 5i only CD, tuner, tape recorder and something from AV components (and inputs for first two sources are duplicated with favorite DIN connectors). You will find in the kit a complete remote control.

What do you think about the Naim 5i?

This is the 5i “italic” (i.e. version 2) that has the front panel iPod input. The amp has the distinctive and very pleasing Naim “PRatT”, or pace, rhythm, and timing, which makes for a very lively and punchy sound. The music remains very natural sounding, but just seems to have more impact than I’ve heard with other amps.

Is the Naim worth the money?

Incredible sound comes out of this wonderful device at a very good price; it’s worth twice the price. I have it hooked to a pair of Martin Logan Motion 40s and they come alive with the Naim. Dont let the “low” watts fool you, you’ll have plenty of power plus some to spare.