A piece of Naim history on Ebay?
Posted by: Tony Lockhart on 29 May 2006
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Naim-audio-speakers-NAM-402_W0QQi...QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Can't be many of these left in use....
Tony
Can't be many of these left in use....
Tony
Posted on: 29 May 2006 by garyi
One can't help but assume design and looks have moved on a bit though, they might be naim but could be any generic wood box from the 70s.
Posted on: 29 May 2006 by Phil Cork
6 minutes left for you real die hard Naim fans!
Phil
Phil
Posted on: 29 May 2006 by Alexander
looks like that's the time left before it's completely desintegrated.
Posted on: 29 May 2006 by Phil Cork
haha you're right. £100 for 30 year old loudspeakers... slightly ridiculous.
phil
phil
Posted on: 29 May 2006 by Phil Cork
The tweeters don't look like the original parts either....
phil
phil
Posted on: 29 May 2006 by Phil Cork
£130, and counting!!
Phil
Phil
Posted on: 29 May 2006 by Phil Cork
£155 and finished...
Crikey!
Phil
Crikey!
Phil
Posted on: 29 May 2006 by Alexander
Not a bargain, but to be fair I don't know if that would be overpriced. Is 30 years that much?
Posted on: 29 May 2006 by garyi
Alex, where moving parts and foam are concerned, yes, yes it is.
Never mind to the grilles, whats the speaker surrounds likely to be like?
Anyhow good luck to however bought them, but I am thinking, hook line sinker.
Never mind to the grilles, whats the speaker surrounds likely to be like?
Anyhow good luck to however bought them, but I am thinking, hook line sinker.
Posted on: 29 May 2006 by Phil Cork
And it's not only about wear and tear, but the extent to which modern technology has facilitated the design and build of far superior speakers...
I paid £200 for a pair of 8-10 year old Ruark Talisman II loudspeakers in mint condition a couple of years ago.
£155 for a pair of 30 year old speakers with no grilles, what looks to be different tweeters, and made by a company that at that time had very little experience of building loudspeakers...
Hmmmm,
Phil
I paid £200 for a pair of 8-10 year old Ruark Talisman II loudspeakers in mint condition a couple of years ago.
£155 for a pair of 30 year old speakers with no grilles, what looks to be different tweeters, and made by a company that at that time had very little experience of building loudspeakers...
Hmmmm,
Phil