I,m not sure of the technology used for the screen on the unitqute, but will leaving it on permanently cause any kind of screen burn or fading?
I ask because my previous cd player has been left on continuously for about 15 years and the screen is barely visible now.
Posted on: 23 April 2011 by badlyread
Why would you leave it on Steven? Mine disappears after 2 minutes. If a song comes on Radio Paradise and I want to know who it is by then I just hit the 'display' button on the remote.
So I don't know the answer to your question.
Regards
Neil
Posted on: 23 April 2011 by Stuart Marshall
in fifteen years i plan on having audio transmitted directly to implants in y ears which use body heat to re-generate power.
or by then i would have been taken ill with a case of upgrade-itis.
Posted on: 24 April 2011 by Steven Shaw
Fair point. I don't honestly still expect to be using the unitiqute much beyond about 2 years, afterwhich time I should hopefully have bought a pre/power amp and NDX.
I really like the nice green display when listening late night in a dark room. If I knew there was no danger of damage I would just leave it on.
Posted on: 27 April 2011 by 0rangutan
The behaviour of the display and the Naim logo are configurable in the Qute setup menu under Front Display. You can for example have the logo always on/off or off when muted or off when the display is off.
