Lights, Camera, Audio Bargain: The Naim Nait 50 Steals the Show
Affordable Purchase: Price of Naim's Retro-styled Nait 50 Amp Hits Record Low
Get ready to grab a piece of hi-fi history while the getting's good. The Naim Nait 50, a limited edition stereo amplifier, is now available at an irresistible price, a whopping £1500 off its original launch price. Originally priced at £2699, this retro-inspired powerhouse, styled after Naim's iconic Nait 1 from 1983, is now up for grabs at Peter Tyson for just £1199.
This exclusive offer comes with a catch, albeit a minor one - enrollment in Peter Tyson's VIP club. But don't fret, joining is free and takes mere seconds of your time. With this deal, you're looking at savings that rival the depth of a salmon's swim - that's a percentage drop that'll make even an economics professor nod in approval!
So, what's all the fuss about this sleek dragonfly? It's a half-width amp, packing some mighty punch with line-level and phono connectivity. Critics have heralded it as a "fun" performer, a term that's as apt as it is surprising. It's a striking design that's both modern and a throwback to Naim's golden era.
But here's the kicker - stocks are limited, with only 1,973 units produced, a nod to the company's founding year. Time's a-ticking, folks, so don't let this deal slip through your fingers faster than a greased pig at a county fair.
A Little More about the Naim Nait 50
Many have rightfully dubbed it as one of the finest hi-fi deals of the year, and for good reason. Throughout our review process, we've found the Naim Nait 50 to be an energetic, lifelike performer that's as lively as a puppy on a picnic. If you're a fan of Naim's modern reinterpretation of classic designs, enjoy straightforward, direct sonic personalities, and prefer an analog setup, this could be the deal of a lifetime.
The Nait 50 houses a 25-watt-per-channel Class A/B amp, designed to mirror the spirit of the original Nait 1 integrated perfectly. The power amplifier is based on the latest iteration of the 2023-released NAP 250, and the headphone amplifier and phono stage have been given a fresh update as well. This setup is devoid of any digital or wireless connectivity, catering to a specific audience that appreciates the purity of analog sound.
Final Thoughts
So there you have it - a limited edition, retro-inspired amplifier that's as much a part of Naim's history as their loyal following. With a price tag of just £1199 at Peter Tyson, the Naim Nait 50 is a steal that's too good to resist. Grab it while you can, or risk having FOMO sharper than a sabretooth tiger's fangs. After all, even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then.
Further Reading
- Review: Naim Nait 50 hands-on review
- Roundups: Best Stereo Amplifiers
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- The Naim Nait 50, a limited edition stereo amplifier, is now available at a remarkable discount, offering a savings of £1500 off its original launch price.
- If you're interested in purchasing the Naim Nait 50, you can find it at Peter Tyson for just £1199, a price that's difficult to resist.
- The Naim Nait 50, a half-width amp, boasts line-level and phono connectivity and has been hailed as an energetic, lifelike performer in our review.
- The Nait 50 houses a 25-watt-per-channel Class A/B amp, designed to mirror the spirit of the original Nait 1 integrated perfectly.
- If you're a fan of Naim's modern reinterpretation of classic designs, enjoy straightforward, direct sonic personalities, and prefer an analog setup, the Naim Nait 50 could be the deal of a lifetime.
- The Naim Nait 50 is not only a piece of hi-fi history, but it's also a current gadget that showcases the latest in audio technology.
