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Further information: I had some problems with this type, one channel only working intermittently. Bought a replacement arm, but it's beyond my ability to do the replacement. Also, I accidentally broke the lugs off the cables of the old arm. The new tone arm is totally intact and never used. Photos: Advertisements without photos of the actual item will not be approved.

Further information: Ordered for a project that I have realised I am never going to do. This is the kit version so there is no case. Photos: Advertisements without photos of the actual item will not be approved.

I have one and I think it is excellent. My favourite of all DACs I've owned including Lampizator, PS audio, Lindemann. Tone controls and parametric EQ are a bonus as well. Highly recommend it.

Thanks, that makes sense. I should add that I do have one of these and it is a truly exceptional device, I highly recommend it. GLWTS

Another price drop : $1300

How is that? Can you separately EQ the different outputs?

**sale pending** ***SALE FELL THROUGH: BACK ON THE MARKET!***

Item: Naim Nac-N 172 xs Location: Brunswick, VIC Price: $1500->$1400->$1300 Item Condition: near mint Reason for selling: trying a NAD with DSP Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only Extra Info: Bought this a couple of months ago, from a UK Naim dealer, so I am not the first user. It was refurbished and serviced by the authorised dealer, but unfortunately I have lost the piece of paper that certifies that. This unit is from 2012 and is the first generation that does not have Bluetooth. It looks totally new, and has all parts and packaging, so shipping is possible. I bought a DIN to XLR cable too, which I'll include in case that is useful. Sound is excellent, a big step up from Cambridge cxn I was using before. Photos: Advertisements without photos of the actual item will not be approved.

I like ASR, and I enjoy this site and others too. Usually if you read the reviews of the equipment on ASR there's quite a bit of consideration and thinking about why products perform the way they do. I don't have a technical background, but I've been interested in audio for a few years and I learn a lot from what Amir and others write. I used to enjoy when Lukas from Lampizator did his analyses of how certain products worked too. I find the intensity of hostility to ASR amazing. I understand people have criticisms, but it gets quite extreme. This thread is pretty entertaining though. Also the D90 looks like a nice unit.

Hi mate, I am a short term owner of a Ds/1 (currently in the classifieds). I'm in Melbs though, so quite far from SEQ

Item: Linn Akurate DS Media Player/Streamer Location: Brunswick Melbourne Price: ($2200) now $1900 Item Condition: excellent Reason for selling: just trying things out Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only Extra Info: This is in excellent condition with no visible marks. Manufactured in 2015, it has the latest software installed and is Roon ready, as well as being able to stream music from Spotify or a network server. It has the remote etc as well as the original packing so easy to ship. Very easy to set up, I just plugged in the ethernet cable and it worked from the get-go. Bought this last week from a fellow SNA member. Just wanted to try it while waiting for a component I have on back order. original ad: hotos: Advertisements without photos of the actual item will not be approved.

I'm very happy with the fact that the Rme sounds so good with regular USB input and the bundled PSU. No need for expensive peripheral dejitter and reclocking devices. On the other hand, the Naim is a beautiful piece of hifi design and is a really nice single box. I would love RME functionality in a Naim chassis.

I'm reconfiguring the front end of my system at the moment and have these two units on the hand. Prior to this I was using a Cambridge cxn as a placeholder. The cxn has excellent functionality and is very easy to use. But the sound of both the RME and the Naim are noticeably better than the Cambridge. I found the RME has better imaging and separation of instruments and the bass is more articulated. The Naim sounds warmer, a bit meatier. Whenever a family member walks in while the Naim is playing they tend to start dancing. This didn't happen with the Cambridge, and not as much with the RME. So by that metric Naim wins. I really like the hyperreal soundstage of the RME though, so that wins for me.

Have ordered one, looking forward to it!