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Lukasz F.

In Reply to: Cd player brightness problem posted by Ryan on October 27, 1999 at 08:50:42:

Sorry, and I mean I hate to say that, but I found myself that Naim has the most fatiguing, bright, flat sounding gear on the market worldwide. I can listen to it for 30 seconds maximum and I run for shelter.
In other words I second Thorsten. Please, do not consider it a flamebait.
Lukasz

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I don`t understand how An Amp can be.... Sound Maven 13:07:01 10/27/99 (1)
Bright and Flat sounding all at the same time. I thought these Naim amps were more neutral sounding. Confused If I were this fellow I would try some different cables first, before trashing his electronics.
- Re: I don`t understand how An Amp can be.... Lukasz F 01:38:46 10/28/99 (0)
  I meant flat = two dimensional, without any sense of space, depth, air.
  Bright = with lifted-up trebles that sizzle.
  Compare it to Creek, Musical Fidelity, Sugden, and the like British competitors and you will see.
  Or maybe I was unlucky in my auditions, but that is Naims problem, not mine. I auditioned everything at Naim, with their personnel responsibble for setup and matching. It was on 3 occasions that I had to apologize and leave after circa 1 minute, which was obviously offensive to those poor boys.
  Lukasz

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