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British brand Naim Audio has announced its new Classic range of audio separates. Featuring innovation, sharp styling and the quality that’s made Naim the high-end, aspirational brand so beloved by ...

High end audio products command high end prices. We’ve reviewed products from some audio/visual companies where the hype doesn’t live up to the price tag. It's statements like that which sometimes ...

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When it comes to building a high-end music system, there are two schools of thought. The first school is attended by die-hard audiophiles who mix and match components like a circus clown assembles an ...

The new Naim NAIT 50 Integrated Amplifier celebrates 50 years of audio engineering excellence with a nod to the past and the late-Julian Vereker. Naim is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a nod to ...

Sometimes no-frills technology is best: Naim’s classic NAT 01 couldn’t have been much simpler, with just a tuning control and a display that varied in brightness to indicate when you were homing in on ...

The infamous Naim stack seems to be getting shorter with each passing cycle. The New Classic Series aims to push the streaming category to new heights. The Classic range is designed, engineered, and ...

The Naim NSS 333 is one of the most musically satisfying music streamers we have heard Optional outboard NPX 300 power supply is relatively expensive Why you can trust What Hi-Fi? Our expert team ...

OK, we know what you’re thinking: how much? At £2565, Naim’s DVD5 doesn’t just look expensive in the current DVD market: it looks positively insane. True, you won’t necessarily appreciate it if you’re ...