System Pics 2005
Posted by: Steve Toy on 05 November 2004
Further to Geoff P's marvellous pics on This thread, a new year and a new thread to post pics of your pride and joy (all-Naim or at least part-Naim) awaits so that we can all get nit-picky about placement issues - to your ultimate sonic benefit! 
Regards,
Steve.
[This message was edited by Adam Meredith on Thu 11 November 2004 at 20:32.]
Regards,
Steve.
[This message was edited by Adam Meredith on Thu 11 November 2004 at 20:32.]
Posted on: 22 November 2004 by thirty three and a third
That's no gnome. That's Paul Wolfowitz!
"Before you play two notes learn how to play one note - and don't play one note unless you've got a reason to play it." - Mark Hollis (1998)
"Before you play two notes learn how to play one note - and don't play one note unless you've got a reason to play it." - Mark Hollis (1998)
Posted on: 24 November 2004 by MichaelC
Let's see if I have finally cracked this picture thingy...
The Rig
The Rig
Posted on: 24 November 2004 by MichaelC
Well - success of sorts. As you can see I must be the only Naim user who sits his Fraim on it's side. 
Posted on: 24 November 2004 by Clay Bingham
Michael
I heard from a reliable source at Naim that a side mounted Nait 2 walks all over any of the new reference series!
Clay
I heard from a reliable source at Naim that a side mounted Nait 2 walks all over any of the new reference series!
Clay
Posted on: 25 November 2004 by Juliandowd
Entry fiew of my listening room
Fiew from sofa with screen:
Fiew from sofa without screen:
My record cleaning machine:
Fiew with sofa:
Fiew without sofa:
Thank you Nigel. It works phantastic!
Best regards
Fred
JD
Fiew from sofa with screen:
Fiew from sofa without screen:
My record cleaning machine:
Fiew with sofa:
Fiew without sofa:
Thank you Nigel. It works phantastic!
Best regards
Fred
JD
Posted on: 25 November 2004 by garyi
OK I will confess to utter confusion with the 3 SBL set up and the last photo with three SBLs behind hifi kit.
Most odd.
Most odd.
Posted on: 25 November 2004 by Juliandowd
Hi,
this is the kit from top to bottom:
left rack:
Phonosophie P3/Aro/linn adikt
Nac 52
Stageline
nap 250
nap 250
right rack:
CDI
Nat 03
NAXO/NAP 140 (for center SBLs)
Hicap
P3PS
Nap 90 (for rear SBLs)
SC
Best Regards
Fred
this is the kit from top to bottom:
left rack:
Phonosophie P3/Aro/linn adikt
Nac 52
Stageline
nap 250
nap 250
right rack:
CDI
Nat 03
NAXO/NAP 140 (for center SBLs)
Hicap
P3PS
Nap 90 (for rear SBLs)
SC
Best Regards
Fred
Posted on: 25 November 2004 by Juliandowd
quote:
Originally posted by garyi:
OK I will confess to utter confusion with the 3 SBL set up and the last photo with three SBLs behind hifi kit.
Most odd.
Hi Garyi,
please can you explain what you mean.
Fred
Posted on: 25 November 2004 by Chris Bell
Fred,
I am confused too. What surround processor are you using and what is the middle SBL behind your rack doing?
Chris Bell
I am confused too. What surround processor are you using and what is the middle SBL behind your rack doing?
Chris Bell
Posted on: 25 November 2004 by rodwsmith
Well here's my first system pic posted here, and I'd rather not have advice about things to do with it unless they are 100% cost-free. It all sounds lovely, and I am happy.
Hope this post works using the imageshack thingummy, for which I am grateful.
Rod
Hope this post works using the imageshack thingummy, for which I am grateful.
Rod
Posted on: 25 November 2004 by AL4N
i've not quite got the hang of the size bit 
Posted on: 26 November 2004 by MichaelC
quote:
Originally posted by AL4N:
i've not quite got the hang of the size bit
Well at least your system is installed the right way up
Posted on: 26 November 2004 by Speedo
Speedo rocking no Naim, but he has a dream some day........This will have to do for now.
http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/modules.php?set_albumName=albuo39&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_album.php
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Speedo likes speakers!!! Speedo says say NO TO BUSH and speedo ain't talking about the female kind, but the YEE HA, gun toting kind that's leading Speedo's country!
http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/modules.php?set_albumName=albuo39&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_album.php
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Speedo likes speakers!!! Speedo says say NO TO BUSH and speedo ain't talking about the female kind, but the YEE HA, gun toting kind that's leading Speedo's country!
Posted on: 26 November 2004 by Markus S
Speedo will like his speakers even more if he removes those god-awful jumpers from the bi-wiring terminals and uses short bits of wire or an F-termination.
Posted on: 26 November 2004 by Juliandowd
quote:
Originally posted by Chris Bell:
Fred,
I am confused too. What surround processor are you using and what is the middle SBL behind your rack doing?
Chris Bell
Hi Chris,
sorry, I forgot to post a photo of my AV. At the time I use a Rotel RSP 1066, looking forward for an AV2.
The front SBL works fine. I cannot imagine, that an Axess will do a better job.
The rear SBL is not in use at the moment. But I will try to use it as a rear center - don“t know if it works fine. We will see.
Regards
Fred
Posted on: 26 November 2004 by J.N.
AL4N;
Image Shack eh?
You've selected the thumbnail 'address' as opposed to the full size item. To the right of your pictures, you will see a link displayed with 'IMG' tags either end (it also says 'for forums' or similar).
Copy and paste this string into the body of your post. You do not need to click on the picture icon in your reply, as this string already contains the image (IMG) tags.
Hope that makes sense?
John.
Image Shack eh?
You've selected the thumbnail 'address' as opposed to the full size item. To the right of your pictures, you will see a link displayed with 'IMG' tags either end (it also says 'for forums' or similar).
Copy and paste this string into the body of your post. You do not need to click on the picture icon in your reply, as this string already contains the image (IMG) tags.
Hope that makes sense?
John.
Posted on: 27 November 2004 by Geoff P
AL4N
John's advice is correct BUT take one other thing into account if you do repost as a full size image. Right now at 1800 x 1350 the piccy is too large. If possible reduce it in proportion so the 1800 becomes say 1000, otherwise the forum screen gets to big for folks to view and we end up having to scroll to see the whole thing.
I learnt myself by painfull experience.
BTW Nice system. for the uninitiated what is the listing of gear. I love that beautiful minature electronic guitar. What's the story there?
regards
GEOFF
"Just trying to make a NAIM for myself"
John's advice is correct BUT take one other thing into account if you do repost as a full size image. Right now at 1800 x 1350 the piccy is too large. If possible reduce it in proportion so the 1800 becomes say 1000, otherwise the forum screen gets to big for folks to view and we end up having to scroll to see the whole thing.
I learnt myself by painfull experience.
BTW Nice system. for the uninitiated what is the listing of gear. I love that beautiful minature electronic guitar. What's the story there?
regards
GEOFF
"Just trying to make a NAIM for myself"
Posted on: 27 November 2004 by hungryhalibut
AL4N
It's good to see another black Fraim - I was starting to think I had the only one. And without wishing to be boring, you need an empty shelf under the preamp. You could always try putting whatever it is below the preamp on the floor as a temporary measure and see what you think.
Nigel
It's good to see another black Fraim - I was starting to think I had the only one. And without wishing to be boring, you need an empty shelf under the preamp. You could always try putting whatever it is below the preamp on the floor as a temporary measure and see what you think.
Nigel
Posted on: 27 November 2004 by nodrog
2005 it ain't. But I'll post this anyway, non-empty shelves notwithstanding.
Posted on: 27 November 2004 by J.N.
Good point Geoff;
I normally resize to about 800 x 600 before posting here:-
That size seems to fit about right.
Nodrog - splendid !
I have many happy memories of Kans They really 'work' with a good vinyl source. Is that a nice solid wall?
John.
I normally resize to about 800 x 600 before posting here:-
That size seems to fit about right.
Nodrog - splendid !
I have many happy memories of Kans They really 'work' with a good vinyl source. Is that a nice solid wall?
John.
Posted on: 27 November 2004 by AL4N
it's a bit dark,will try again in the morning with natural light
system info
CDX II
82
2 X 135
2X HI-CAP
POWER SUPPLY FOR CDX II
what you can't see are the dedicated mains spur's behind,3 x double socket's.
[This message was edited by AL4N on Sat 27 November 2004 at 21:03.]
Posted on: 27 November 2004 by AL4N
quote:
Originally posted by Geoff P:
AL4N
John's advice is correct BUT take one other thing into account if you do repost as a full size image. Right now at 1800 x 1350 the piccy is too large. If possible reduce it in proportion so the 1800 becomes say 1000, otherwise the forum screen gets to big for folks to view and we end up having to scroll to see the whole thing.
I learnt myself by painfull experience.
BTW Nice system. for the uninitiated what is the listing of gear. I love that beautiful minature electronic guitar. What's the story there?
regards
GEOFF
"Just trying to make a NAIM for myself"
Geoff,the guitar is a replica of Brian May's Red Special,it's marvelous.
Posted on: 27 November 2004 by AL4N
quote:
Originally posted by hungryhalibut:
AL4N
It's good to see another black Fraim - I was starting to think I had the only one. And without wishing to be boring, you need an empty shelf under the preamp. You could always try putting whatever it is below the preamp on the floor as a temporary measure and see what you think.
Nigel
Nigel,TBH it was what was avialable from my dealer(adveture's in hi-fi,Wigan) at that exact moment,but now i have it,i wouldn't have any other colour.
Posted on: 27 November 2004 by Mike Hanson
quote:
Originally posted by AL4N:
it's a bit dark,will try again in the morning with natural light
How's this one?
BTW, that would be a CDS2, rather than a CDX II.
-=> Mike Hanson <=-