New Product Announcement on Thursday

Posted by: Mike-B on 03 October 2016

https://www.naimaudio.com/news...on-reimagined-061016

Any bets ???  New streamer/pre-amp,    new all in one +++

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Loki

'Infinite possibilities' is either silly marketing hype or, a real first stage attempt to create the infinite improbability drive of the Heart of Gold (H2G2).

Mine's a cup of Petunias in a sea of tea-flavoured vinyl.

What a statement!

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Stefan Vogt

Don't be mislead my the 253 counter:  the successor of the 250.2 is the 250DR, soon to be superceeded by the Ueberuniti's right shoebox compartment...

Hmm, right shoebox, left shoebox, and right+left shoebox is already 3 new products...

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Stefan Vogt

Sorry, I narrowly missed the 253 counter... now at 255

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Loki

What's this obsession with counting products? One product, 3 views.

 

 

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Stefan Vogt

Well actually the previous was 256 so this is now 257 unless...

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Stefan Vogt

I'm simply not keeping pace...

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Stefan Vogt

Could someone prepare something decent for reply Nr. 272, please?

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Loki

I really dig the soundtrack: random digital clicks: vinyl surface noise re-imagined: a surface noise generator for authentic high resolution analogue replay.

Ladies and gentlemen I can reveal that, with all the powers of Valhalla and Asgaard at my disposal, I have ascertained that the product is, in fact, the Naim Aro.2 for the 21st century! Analogue Rules Okay?

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by kevin J Carden

'Infinite possibilities' and my 'music collection reimagined' ? Is Steve Ballmer now working for Naim? 

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Stefan Vogt

Naim has been talking about full SSD Music storage for years... looks were' at 262: maybe a downgraded 272, without ext. PSU-option? )-;

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by joerand

"infinite possibilities" and heat fins?

Maybe it includes a perpetual motion machine. Transformer hum eliminated. Mains be damned!

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by DrMark

It's a Devialet and a Chord Hugo bolted inside a Muso case...just to engender severe bile attacks in the most ardent Naim aficionados.

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Dan43

If not already mentioned it is NAIMs Melco with isolated bits and bobs, clean blah blah, SL derived cabling throughout thingy.

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by TonyR

Superuniti 2 with Roon integration built in.  Infinite possibilities is marketingspeak for the variety of sources that Roon can connect to as well as the SU2 sources & outputs

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by joerand

That still seems to be in the single digit realm to me, but then again I don't speak marketspeak.

I guess the hyperbole of social media has reduced what was once orders of magnitude to their exponents.

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Mark R

Maybe this can help pass the time, time, time ...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrU9YDoXE88

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Geofiz
sjbabbey posted:

I wonder if it contains an infinite improbability drive ?

That would definitely allow one to constantly reimagine one's music collection!

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by Emre
Barratana posted:

My guess is that is misture of uniti/supeuniti+server/ripper/storage, just add the speakers and that´s it in a package to follow the muso statement range design, all-in-one

spot on thinking with a smell of inside knowledge i suspect!!!

Posted on: 04 October 2016 by hungryhalibut

Post 272! My favourite!!!

Posted on: 05 October 2016 by Bob the Builder

It is pretty irrelevant to me because unless I stop renovating my house and sell it I can't imagine I will be buying whatever it is,  it might aswell be a space ship.

Posted on: 05 October 2016 by Chris Dolan
PeterJ posted:

It depends what you mean by exist.

Countable infinity is defined as the number of natural numbers (1, 2, 3...).

Uncountable infinity is the number of real numbers (including all fractions and, crucially, irrational numbers such as π which can never be completely computed).

They are concepts in mathematics.

+ 1

Posted on: 05 October 2016 by Ardbeg10y
Chris Dolan posted:
PeterJ posted:

It depends what you mean by exist.

Countable infinity is defined as the number of natural numbers (1, 2, 3...).

Uncountable infinity is the number of real numbers (including all fractions and, crucially, irrational numbers such as π which can never be completely computed).

They are concepts in mathematics.

+ 1

+ π

( some of us consider these + messages 'irrational' anyhow ... ( and still love 'analogue' music ) )

Posted on: 05 October 2016 by Innocent Bystander
Ardbeg10y posted:

( some of us consider these + messages 'irrational' anyhow ... ( and still love 'analogue' music ) )

Ooh, does that mean this new device may output music that might not be analogue?  No wonder it hasn't any speakers. I wonder what non-analogue music sounds like - that would definitely be a re-imagining of our music collections!

Posted on: 05 October 2016 by Allan Milne

 

Hmm ... thinking about the "infinity" a bit more ...

 

countable infinity is, as the previous poster intimated, about counting the natural numbers and, in essence, saying that whatever number you come up with I can always come up with a bigger one - so there is no end;

... this leads to a Statement-level component that is bigger, better and brighter than anything we have already.

 

Uncountable infinity is about the real numbers and, in essence, says that whatever two decimal (real) numbers you come up with I can always find a real number that sits between them ...

... this leads to a component that sits within the existing product range.

 

Hmmm again ...

 

My only certainty is that I will be infinitely disappointed with whatever pops up.

 

Allan

Posted on: 05 October 2016 by Innocent Bystander
Allan Milne posted:

  

My only certainty is that I will be infinitely disappointed with whatever pops up.

 

Surely Naim wouldn't produce something quite that bad? Infinity-1 perhaps?