Back to the future
The NAIT 50 is the successor to the NAIT 1, which was released back in 1983. It’s a compact audiophile-integrated amplifier that delivers a powerful output. The device has been completely re-engineered and now comes with several new features, including a discrete transistor headphone amplifier similar to the one found in the New Classic series. The overall design of the NAIT 50 is sleek, and it delivers exceptional sound quality, making it the perfect choice for music lovers.

The ultimate listening experience

The NAIT 50 is a powerful and versatile amplifier that offers 25 watts of power per channel, with peaks of up to 225 watts. It features three analogue inputs and includes a discrete transistor MM phono stage, ensuring it can handle a range of audio sources. This amplifier is capable of reproducing even the most demanding dynamics with confidence and authority, as expected from a Naim amplifier. It can be paired with any type of loudspeaker, as well as a streamer, to create the ultimate hi-fi system.

Specifications

• Input signal for clipping:
  Line: 88mV
  Phono: 710mV

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• Product type: Integrated amplifier
• THD+N: 0.015%
• Analogue gain:
  Phono: +40dB (@1kHz RIAA)
  Pre-amplification (and headphone): +16dB
  Power Amplifier: +29dB
• Analogue inputs:
  1 x RCA pair (47kΩ), in MM phono level 5mV
  2 x 5-pin DIN (stereo, 47kΩ), line leve
• Headphone outputs: 1 x jack 6,35 mm
  

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• User control product:
  Volume control and front panel buttons

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• Power Output:
  25Watts 8Ω @0,1% THD+N
• Power consumption in standby mode (deep sleep): < 0.5W
• Consumption in normal use: 20 W
• Mains power supply: 115V or 230V, 50/60Hz
  

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• Depth: 32.1 cm
• Height: 8.7 cm
• Width: 20.7 cm
• Weight: 4.5 kg