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I have a recording studio, have owned many hi-fi systems since 1979 when had Quad 22s and a Linn turntable with Quad electrostatics. Since I've had up to 3 systems in my house and studio at any one time and the longest serving component of any has been the 615's. I have tried to get something that looks better and sounds at least as good for under £3,000 but nothing so far has. They have 'something' They are detailed but not overly critically ... (Full Review)

These single Jordan JX92 drivers (without a crossover) sound wonderful and reach further into the lower frequencies than you would imagine. They cost £2000.00 a pair in the year 2000. Grab a pair - if you can find them. (Full Review)

I'm giving this player a top score because although it's a basic player paired with the right amp and speakers it's got a lovely sounds stage and clarity I'm using with Musical fidelity ref 2 speakers and a denon 355r receiver and I've got to say it's gives an Incredibly good sound obviously the Dac is the reason and is used by some top hifi names Naim being one (Full Review)

The Harman Kardon HK630 is a pure analog Class AB amplifier that continues to impress decades after its release. With a frequency response that stretches far beyond the limits of human hearing, it delivers music with remarkable clarity and precision—especially when paired with high-end speakers. Despite being a product of the 1990s, it still holds its own against modern gear, offering a soundstage that’s both detailed and dynamic. Owning a... (Full Review)

Very good speakers for their age! The bass is soft (but not flabby or loose) pleasant to listen to, and the mids and treble are there and quite detailed. Overall a good and balanced speaker. If you want to upgrade with something new-modern you have to really pay a lot of money.. otherwise stay with them!.. (Full Review)

I bought a pair of these about 40 years ago, and assembled them into closed (non ported) fairly large (3' x 2' x 1.5') boxes filled with wadding. The produce exceptionally clean non-boomy base and speech sounds like there's someone really there. Even at age 81 with hearing aides they are great, for both classical and rock, need to be driven by a good amplifier. (Full Review)

Pair them with a decent subwoofer, put a sock in the reflex port and enjoy. I already had the M2 when I bought these for my desk and in comparison I find them better. Is it the smaller woofer? The lower crossover frequency or the woofer and tweeter closer together? I don´t know but if they don´t have to make deep bass, the M1 are superior. A smaller mid woofer is better, a lower crossover frequency is better and placing the woofer and the tweet... (Full Review)

Ive owned the XS 2 for almost 10 years running it with a Naim CD player. Its perfect with a good CD player and was a good step up from my previous Naim 250s/72/Hicap. More features at lower cost. I owned a Supernait 2 for awhile but went back to a XS 2. I think its the best value. (Full Review)

25Hz-30Hz. 36.5" tall, good match with Naim. (Full Review)

CDS3 is wonderful but its very expensive. The Naim CD5 XS uses the same PCM redbook converter made in chip form, the R2R multi-bit PCM 1704-K (selected) dac chip, 2 of them] and the CD5XS has the best HDCD filter chip, the PMD200. Naim should restart manaufacturing the CD5XS. (Full Review)