Naim Nait 50

£2,699.00

Made in England, NAIT 50 is presented in a limited-edition of 1973 pieces.

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Naim Nait 50

AN ICONIC, LIMITED-EDITION AMPLIFIER

 To celebrate Their 50th anniversary (1973 – 2023) and all these years of shared passion for sound, Naim Audio have reissued their first ever, iconic integrated amplifier, the NAIT 1.

Made in England, NAIT 50 is presented in a limited-edition of 1973 pieces.

BACK TO THE FUTURE

Naim Nait 50

NAIT 50 is the worthy successor of NAIT 1, Naim’s integrated amplifier released in 1983.

Naim’s engineers have been sure to preserve the DNA of NAIT 1, whilst making technical improvements to the circuits thanks to their unique expertise.

Some of the new features on this anniversary edition include: a 1/4” (6.35mm) jack headphone output, so you can enjoy all types of listening.

Behind its sleek design, NAIT 50 also delivers top notch sound quality.

The ultimate listening experience

Fully regulated 25W of power per channel, three input selections (MM phono, Stream, Aux), a discrete transistor MM phono stage.

NAIT 50 combines power, performance and versatility.

It reproduces the most exacting dynamics with all the confidence and authority we have come to expect from a Naim amplifier.

It can be linked with all loudspeaker types, as well as a streamer, for the ultimate hi-fi system.

Assertive

Naim products are designed to be both contemporary and timeless.

Their creations forgo any unnecessary adornments that detract from performance and sound quality.

Handcrafted in the Naim workshops, NAIT 50 benefits from uncompromising design quality and presents a meticulous aesthetic.

The front panel combines tradition and modernity, with a nod to the design codes of NAIT 1.

Specifications Naim Nait 50

Specifications Naim Nait 50
Damping factor into 8 36
Input signal for clipping Line: 88mV
Phono: 710mV
Peak current into 1 (1kHz 1mS) Peak +/- 15 (peak power at 225W)
Audio Inputs 1 x RCA pair (47kΩ), in MM phono level 5mV
2 x 5-pin DIN (stereo, 47kΩ), line leve

 

Audio Inputs
MM Phono Input 47kΩ and 100pF

 

Audio Outputs
Crosstalk Line: 85dB, (at 1kHz, 25Watts 8Ω)
Phono: 80dB
THD + N 0.015%
Headphone Output 1.5Watts 16Ω
Signal-to-Noise Ratio Ref. 1Watt 8Ω, A-weighted : Line: 80dB, 1V input / Phono: 78dB, 5mV input

Ref. 25Watt 8Ω, A-weighted: Line: 93dB, 1V input / Phono: 84dB, 5mV input

Power Outputs 25Watts 8Ω @0,1% THD+N
40Watts 4Ω @0,1% THD+N
60Watts 2Ω @1% THD+N
Frequency Response Line: -3dB @ 4Hz to 45kHz
Phono: -3dB @ 6Hz to 30kHz
Gain Phono: +40dB (@1kHz RIAA)
Pre-amplication (and headphone): +16dB
Power Amplifier: +29dB

 

Physical
Weight 9.9lbs (4.5kg)
Dimensions (HxWxD) 33/8 x 81/8 x 125/8″ (8.7×20.7×32.1cm)

 

Power
Mains Supply 115V or 230V, 50/60Hz
Power Consumption Typical use consumption: 20W
Stand-by mode consumption: <0.5W
Nait 50 Audio Venue

Brand

Naim Audio

Naim Audio Their story begins with one man’s passion for music and weaves its way through four decades and a raft of iconic product launches to the present day. Naim Audio founder Julian Vereker MBE (1945-2000) was a racing car driver, entrepreneur and self-taught engineer with a deep passion for music. Spending his spare time listening to and recording his friends playing live in the 1960s, Julian found that playback on his system at home fell woefully short of the experience he craved. Not content with second best he decided to design his own amplifiers and loudspeakers, ignoring accepted wisdom and focusing on aspects of performance that made music burst to life. These first designs laid the foundations for a range of iconic and award-winning hi-fi products that would reach well into the next century. 1972 A first start at Capital Radio Julian won a contract to supply then start-up radio station, Capital Radio, with audio equipment. The successful design was a compact version of an early Naim Audio power amplifier combined with speaker drive units in one cabinet – the NAM 502 1973 Naim Audio Officially Founded Following the success of Capital Radio, Naim Audio was officially incorporated in 1973 with Julian Vereker and his co-founder Shirley Clarke as directors. Based in a shop in the centre of Salisbury, our first HQ had both manufacturing and demonstration facilities. 1973 The NAP 200 Power Amplifier Naim Audio's first consumer product for home use was launched in the year of our founding: the NAP 200 power amplifier. Originally designed in 1971, its descendant’s power amplifiers differ greatly technologically but still aim for the same performance goals of pace, rhythm and timing 1974 The NAC 12 Preamplifier With a network of dedicated independent retailers now on board in the UK, the NAC 12, our first production preamplifier, was launched. 1980 Classic Advertising As Naim Audio grew in popularity through the 70s and early 80s, the team decided to grab the attention of the press and public with a series of tongue-in-cheek adverts. They reflected the confident, often unorthodox nature of our approach to music playback and have become iconic in their own right. 1983 NAIT Integrated Amplifier Naim Audio’s first integrated amplifier the NAIT introduced. This iconic little integrated amp sounded quite unlike any other integrated of its day and set a trend for so-called ‘super integrateds 1985 The Queen's Award Naim Audio is recognised with the prestigious Queen’s Award for the first time in 1985. We would go on to repeat this achievement a further two times in the 21st century, winning for Export in 2010 and for Innovation in digital music streaming in 2014. 1991 The CDS CD Player Like so many Naim Audio products, the design of our first CD player, the CDS, flew in the face of conventional wisdom. Its Two-box configuration gave the power supply its own separate enclosure and the CD clamp used a rare earth magnet to keep its mass low whilst still firmly holding the disc without vibration 2000 NAP 500 Power Amplifier The year 2000 marked a step change in Naim Audio history. After several years in development, the new flagship Naim Audio NAP 500 power amplifier was born and with it the new industrial design aesthetic that would redefine Naim Audio for the 21st century. Its music-making ability would only be bettered by the arrival of Statement in 2014.

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