I have recently bought a cd5 and a nac 112 (all in second hand).
The problem is that i have a cable na34 between 112 and cd5, and i think, i need a na 46.
Do anybody knows if it is a problem? Will sound be better with the na46?

Thanks.

Welcome kaneda59

The NA numbers on Naim cables refers to who made it at the factory, not a cable type. You need a grey interconnect to go between your CD5 and 112.

Given the age of a CD5 it should have come with the later "lavender" grey interconnect. They are still grey in colour but with a slight "tinge" of lavender colour. You will probably only be able to tell the difference between old and new when you have them side by side.

For further advice have a look here on the main Naim website for users manuals and connections guides. They will also show the way of connecting your 112 to your poweramp.

Cheers, Julian

Thanks julian,

Not necessary to change so.
Bye

Is there a sound difference between the grey and the lavenderised ?

quote:

---

Originally posted by kaneda59:
Thanks julian,

Not necessary to change so.
Bye

---

Salut Guillaume,

quote:

---

Originally posted by karyboue:
Is there a sound difference between the grey and the lavenderised ?

---

I've recently changed an old Lavender to the newer grey cable. ( it has a shinier outer jacket than a post-Lavender lead )
The latter seems to have a better frequency extension than the one I was using.