n-SUB: only for n-SAT or is it possible to improve the sound of SL2's?

Ulrich

Hi,
I asked this question at the Novotel Hi-Fi show. The naim staff said that it could assist but it was dependant on room etc.
What I liked was that it was adjustable and also configurable for more than one input so you could pre set it for surround and also have a preset for stereo.

andy c!

do you know what the price will be??

I think it will be very worthwhile to try out the N-Sub, I am looking forward to giving it a go when it comes out.

Ulrich;

I use a REL sub with my SBL's. Settings need to be subtle for two channel audio use, but I believe that a sub adds another dimension (at all frequencies) to the sound of a good system, which cannot achieve the lowest octaves from its main speakers.

The Naim n-sub is expected to retail for about £1,500 in the UK.



John.

John
thank you for the very nice picture. I will try the sub if the cable is least 5m long.

Ulrich

ugly little bugger isnt it!.
scotty

Greetings All

I'm just curious as to whether the N-sub would be able to use a couple of its inputs at the same time, similar I believe to the REL range.

I see it has line level (LFE) and will mix a line level stereo feed from a preamp, and also a high level feed from a power amplifiers speaker outputs.

Hence if one could say, have a line level stereo feed, and line level LFE both operating/connected at the same time, then it could underpin the bass of the main fronts, as well as doing LFE duties at the same time.

VERY useful if it is possible.

Does anyone know if this configuration is possible?

Many thanks

Best

John...

This is my last upgrade.... after this my system will be finished...:-)

@Johns Naim:
Exactly what I am looking for and asking. Read up the "Request to the mods" thread I opened. Adam Meredith has been kind enough to ask the R&D departement those questions. If I understand him correctly though, the feature we are both looking for and know from REL (and I know it from my MJ Acoustics) won't be integrated in teh n-sub.