Naim Armageddon Turntable Power Supply

Naim Armageddon turntable power supply

Naim Audio has a special place in British audio, thanks to it's founder and inspirational leader Julian Vereker, a hugely talented mechanical and electronic engineer with a passion for, amongst many things, music. Founded in 1973, Naim has always had a firm philosophy of music first, measurements second - each Naim product is extensively auditioned as part of the product development process to make sure that it delivers clear, emotional music making ability. Naim products are designed to bring the closest facsimile of a live music event into your home listening environment, to give you maximum pleasure from your music collection.

Designed specifically by Naim Audio to drive the AC motor of the Linn Sondek LP12 turntable at a constant 33.3rpm, the Armageddon provides pure, phase shifted AC voltage to the motor coils to give ultra quiet motor performance and high start up torque. A high capacity 430VA toroidal transformer have very low magnetic field radiation and high current capacity, whilst the polyester film capacitors in the phase shift network create a a low distortion AC feed for the Airpax motor. The lack of noise and vibration allows the turntable/ arm/ cartridge system to focus upon retrieving all of the information carried in the groove, leading to vastly improved sound quality.

Housed in Naim's classical alloy casework which has a black powder coated finish, the Armageddon connects to the LP12 via a special locking DIN cable.