Naim Mu-So 2nd Generation Wood Edition Review (1 Viewer)

[Dave Upton]

British audiophile icon Naim has never been a company focused on producing affordable or value oriented products. Rather, Naim has always been known in the audiophile community for avantgarde industrial design, excellent sonics and premium pricing. Naim certainly has a fine grasp on what audio equipment needs to be in order to appeal to those with a design sensibility, and their products are almost universally striking in appearance, much to my wife’s delight. When Naim offered to send me a review unit of the Mu-So 2nd generation in their new wood finish to check out, I was eager to see one in person.
Naim’s solution to the soundbar and wireless speaker market is the Mu-So, a relatively svelte unit that can sit on a counter, end table, media rack or mantle with ease. The Mu-So can be connected via Bluetooth, HDMI ARC, or act directly as a streaming endpoint for the service of...

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[Lord Dalek]

Wrong forum?

 

[Dave Upton]

Wrong forum?

Yes, default got reset so I moved the thread.

 

[crpdx]

At the top of the review, under "WE DON'T LIKE" ... you include "Angled design impedes placement." But I can't find any reference at all to this in the body of your refview ... the words "angle," "position," and "placement" are no where to be found in the review. Can you please explain to what you are referring with that ?