Mnyb wrote: 
> But to say something positive about high end for once , they do promote
> active speakers :) which is great .

cliveb wrote: 
> I don't know if things have changed recently, but the problem with
> Naim's (and Linn's) active offerings was always that they used general
> purpose full-range (ie. expensive) power amps. They completely missed
> one of the most important advantages of going active, which is that you
> can use relatively inexpensive power amps that are matched to the drive
> units they are connected to. The bottom line is that Naim (and Linn)
> were always more about marketing than engineering.

Regarding active speakers please see this new thread:

http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?105563-Devialet-Phantom-Speakers&p=852607#post852607



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