Fascinating webpage

Check out his system:


Crikey!





I've got this, too!


To top it all off, he seems to collect (but not actually build) plastic models as well.


He may very well be the brother I never had!

Hi Mike-san

The webpage was made by yotti-san who is menber of Naim forum.

Please refer "Topic:Japan-Based Naimee Thread"
http://forums.naim-audio.com/eve/forums?a=tpc&s=67019385&f=48019385&m=5281924195

If you want translate Japanese to English, we will help you.
He know your message on this thread.
You like animation or game(RPG,simulator,boardgame) ,do you?
(^^)v

P.S.
Last week I re-builted My SBL according to your manual. Thank you!!!

This is clearly a man of considerable taste and discernment. Not just a stack of half-width chrome-bumper Naim (oh god oh god) but check out the strap on that Leica...

Haven't seen "real" Mission-flavoured Cyrus for ages -- the upward facing sockets were a really neat idea. If I were a computer manufacturer I would be very intrigued.

Best;

Mark

(an imperfect
forum environment is
better than none)

He shows excellent taste in CD players too!

Paul

quote:

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Can anyone give us the broad gist of what's going on?

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As I understand it wiring the 12s / Snaps / 140 the way Naim intend it makes the cute little manga chick a little distressed, yet when the signal and power are separated using a non-standard cable she is full of joy. It would appear she may not yet fully grasp Naim’s star-earthing concept.

I just love the diagram though… a really cool site.

Tony.

Kon ban wa (Goodevening) ALL

Here are updated Manga by yotti.
(translation by Mr.Pearl and akituki)

http://www.kikyou.sakura.ne.jp/~uba/essay/2002-10-09-01.gif

[This message was edited by akituki on WEDNESDAY 09 October 2002 at 15:53.]

akituki-san,

Thanks for everything. Looks like I've been mentioned on the site! It's a shame that Babelfish only translates 1/2 of each page.

quote:

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You like animation or game(RPG,simulator,boardgame) ,do you?
(^^)v

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Yes, pretty much everything on his site mirrors my interests. Have you guys heard of Combat Mission in Japan? Seeing as you guys are into old boardgames about Tobruk, I think you love this one.

www.battlefront.com

I don't know much about antique cameras, but I do own a Canon AE-1. Like everything, they certainly don't make them like they used to.
Oh, I'm glad you found some use for my site.

I wonder what the "Electromagnetic Fieldmeter" is for?

best,
mike



[This message was edited by Mike Sae on THURSDAY 10 October 2002 at 01:53.]

Hi Mike:

If that's not Harmony Angel from cloud base, then someone's peddling Spectrum technology.

Best Regards,
Mark Dunn

Yotti–san,

I used to connect up my 102 Hicap 110’s in exactly the same way you have shown in the diagram. This method maintains the correct 0V sourcing, but allows a cleaner path for the signal.

Now I have a different arrangement which works very well. A five pin snaic links the pre-amp to the hicap in the usual way, but with the earth lead disconnected at the hicap end – the snaic earth is still connected at the pre-amp end to act as a screen. A separate 0V lead is directly connected between the pre-amp and the hicap, using both cores of some A5 speaker cable. This gives a much lower impedance 0V path between the pre-amp and power supply, it dramatically improves the performance of the pre-amp.

I connect my power amps to the hicap as standard, as this gives the best results after carrying out the above modification.

Mr Tibbs

.. he keeps Ferrets as pets!!



Mr Tibbs