I brought half a dozen for the cottage

These may well be the biggest step forward in listening that I've ever heard, and they can be used with so many other brands. I understand they will have other models to blend cosmetically with different speakers, and there will be a less expensive model with the same quality but no hand-made inlay into solid walnut.

Aye aye!

I know the bloke is a jock but how many times can he say aye when he speaks a sentence? 🤣

Very well thought out. I should get a listen to this stuff since I'm from Canada. Excellent video, thanks a bunch.

Part 2 on this? (Please say yes)

Please tell me if it is necessary to constantly turn off the amplifier while you are not using it

Love it.

This is fantastic. You needed to do this and you also have improved on the looks of the original F700 series with a more clean design. I only hope you bring us a F704SP with the 12" drivers as well. And also a 3 way bookshelf version of the F701SP, which I think will be very popular too.

Excellent.

I have been following Fyne Audio speakers for several months now. I've already heard the 500 SP with a Rega Elicit MK 5 - simply marvellous. Now I'm interested in the 701 SP, which I think looks simply beautiful, especially in natural walnut. I love these speakers. Wow. I would love to have them. Maybe test them too?

Are these Tannoy? I don't understand, what is going on? Did Tannoy change their name or is a different company copying them?

Are there other finishes such as to match my F1-8 stand mounts. Thanks for any help you can give us. Happy holidays

Merry Christmas everyone, I hope everyone has a wonderful day 🤶🎅🤶🎅

Beautiful finish. I wouldn't be without supertweeters in my system as they do bring air, fill out the harmonics eg on cymbals and aid in soundstage. Mine cost about a third of this and go up to 90 kHz apparently but are directional, as David mentions. If you could simplify the design and bring the price down I think you would sell more. All the best, Rob in Switzerland

not at that price buddy. Maybe half that id maybe consider it.

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I find this description quite (and annoyingly) confusing. The actual system as presented is not a working system ...where is the second Monoblock. Also , the naim guy is speaking in platitudes. The interviewer is leading . The mechanical isolation is nothing new and was around long before the Statement. Not correct to say that the 300 has trickle down mechanical isolation from the statement. Also, I think the volume control has been done before. If the preamp is fully analogue why does it need a separate digital and analogue power supply (NPX 300)? I believe that the NPX 300 was designed for the 200 Series streamer/Preamp which indeed has both an analogue and a digital section. For this 300 series Naim has suggested two NPX power supplies , one for the Pre amp and one for the streamer. In each case the full capabilities of the NPX 300 are not being used. Is the NVC TT phono stage and its power supply a part of the 300 classic. The price list only shows one NPX 300 power supply. I own the complete 200 Classic System with Spender D9.e speakers. I was looking to this video to help me understand the differences. I have no redundancies with my system but I think the 300 system is full of redundancies. No good explanation was given on the benefits of having the mono block features. I am disappointed with the presentation given and it does nothing to help me reconcile the differences between the 300 and the 200 other than to show the huge price difference.

It looks amazing, that's for sure

How long are they in loud and clear?

My old Nait 5 has a stepped resistive ladder volume control .

Looks like potential great product. Send a pair to Erin's Audio Corner for a review.

I think I will stick to my Buchardt S400 MK2 speakers. 😊

Erm , from launch back in the seventies , much was made of the LP 12s suspended subframe which not only kept the platter and the pickup rigidly coupled to each other , but also kept them isolated from the plinth , which of course was subjected to vibration from the motor as well as any external influences . I do accept that the new plinth may well reduce the effects of external influences , but if the subchassis is properly isolated , these effects ought to be minimal . If the suspension is doing its job properly , then any belt drive turntable with a suspended subframe ought to find minimal influence from the plinth ; this of course being the case with my Michell Gyrodec which has the full plinth and cover , when compared to the version which can be bought without any plinth at all . Of course many details have changed down the years , including different power supplies , motors ( which have different mechanical characteristics as well as radiated magnetic field patterns ) , springs and damping provision within the suspension , different pickup arms and cartridges come and go from fashion ; and so it has been also with Linn . I used to sell Linn , Naim and other associated products back in the seventies , when an LP12 retailed for £82 ( yes eighty two pounds ) for the bare deck ; at the same time my then Transcriptor Hydraulic Reference Turntable sold for £118 , again minus arm or catridge . Nowadays those prices would hardly buy even the most basic deck . Of course , for anyone who has earlier versions of any of these decks , servicing or upgrade paths are readily available .

Looks great! I'd love to hear them !

Unfortunately, the lack of finishing options automatically disqualifies it from my consideration. I really think they'd do well to offer an alternative in white and white with light oak.

Will black be the only option, and how will these mesh with a home cinema system that otherwise uses F300 (non i) series speakers?

truly amazing work.

Independent review here: audiophilemusings.blogspot.com/2024/06/pmc-twenty5-twenty5i-active-module.html

So why are Jeff Rowland amps the best solid state amps in the world???

She’s a PR tech

Hi Alan, wonderful to see Loud & Clear is 28 and counting. All the best mate. (Mike Gordon)

Smart chicks are hot!

I know the PS audio in United States, has been messing around with switching power supplies, Not in production at this time. I do like their results with using a vacuum tube/valve for the input stage in there amplifiers. in my experience of diy World certainly with preamps using a massive power supply has had a great sonic benefit. I’m thinking that with a really well designed switching power supply with 10 times the current needed might be interesting.

A decent mp3 file will sound better lol😂

Very interesting using a AD, FPGA and DA converter to set the sliding bias at it's optimum value!

Who buys linn loudspeakers unless you have a complete system ,surely they basically an overpriced lifestyle vrand these days

Top team top Hi Fi.............Always accomadating and professional ...can't recommend Alan and his team enough 👋👋👋

What about ATMOS you can not release new stuff without new formats like ATMOS music and ATMOS for movies?

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Way too much overpriced over the years 😂

I like PMC but Spendor just sounds more musical to me.

Very beautiful but the price is not justifiable Let’s be honest

The tower is so small and slim. Love it.

Back in the day I had an Ariston RD11S with an SME 3009 arm. It was not significantly inferior to my friend's Linn (I think the Ariston had better bass and stronger imaging for example) but Linn's marketing was always 'special'.... Lovely deck, but the pricing is just silly |MHO

A darlek!

‘Any usable loud speakers should be accurate’ but why the domestic PMC speakers measure badly? Especially the twenty5 series..

Fantastic: My own LP-12 is circa 1987 and i love it the same today as i did when i first received it.

Hello Frank, Beloved Linn LP12 have played for me last 20 years. I really happy with great sound and I will accompany with her eternally. One thing, align the counter weight to balance zero is very difficult due to its sticky. I recommed you to change this sticky way to THREAD way. Thread moving way will be more precise and easy.