Can Naim's new high-performance streamer improve on the standard of its own CD players?

Naim has launched a new, streaming all-in-one system with a difference – there's no CD drive! But as Ed Selley discovers, it's music non-stop

Naim regards the CD5 XS as an entry-level player but its performance tells a completely different story

Adam Rayner has developed a crush on a very sexy subwoofer

Naim takes the jitter out of S/PDIF connections

If you happen to be an aspiring Naim owner but don't relish the thought of accommodating a multitude of boxes and the attendant wiring, the SuperNait might just represent your ideal choice of amplifier

The original Naim NAIT 5i, has earned a formidable reputation as a class-leading, 50-watt integrated amplifier offering outstanding musical performance. It’s also credited with the ability to deliver levels of communication beyond that of most entry-level amplifiers. It wasn’t without its faults, of course.

One measure of truly excellent hi-fi components is that they will sound exciting and stimulating regardless of the music you play through them. They won't restrict you to listening to those vacant, over-polished demo 'favourites' we've come to loathe

There's minimalist and then there's seriously minimalist, and it's arguable that Naim has come close to crossing that line with the CD5i. Its display, that shows either track number or time, but not both...

A top-notch power supply for existing owners of high-end Naim CD players