Major Naim sources in the US have little interest in building cables, say 15" - 24" in length.

Has anyone reading this message tried this? Any comments on your results?

Obviously some cable lengths are important. Is there anything against short interconnects?

Thanks.

Phil

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Major Naim sources in the US have little interest in building cables, say 15" - 24" in length.

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...as we have Chord Company make these (in dark green Cobra 2 and grey four-core Chrysalis) for us instead.

We do not stock any other brands of RCA-to-DIN interconnect at this time, though Nordost is certainly an option (they've made DIN-to-RCA cables for us before), and they will manufacture bespoke cables for a price.

Hope this clarifies,
Dave Dever, NANA

Regards, Bas

You've got three options:

1) pay a rip-off price for a Chord or Nordost jobbie

2) have your dealer make up a suitable interconnect for you (or supply the parts for you to do it yourself)

3) convert your tuner output to DIN and hack down a Naim interconnect to the length you want

Obviously, option 3 is the way to go. It's what I plan to do soon with my Rega Radio R.

Vuk.

know you r very fond of rega-their radio could be my next tuner upgrade. how does it compare to what u had in the past and what you have listened to? i definitely think (as usual) it offers value for money.

detail please.

regards