Naim DC1 Digital Audio Interconnect

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The Naim DC1 digital audio cable has been designed with Naim's digital audio components in mind to act as a faithful carrier of the digital audio bit-stream from coaxial digital output socket to the matching DAC or Uniti product.

Available in 1.2m length, the DC1 transmits all of the high frequency harmonics of the digital SPDIF signal to ensure that there is little or no 'rounding' of the audio square waves passing along the cable - this is very important to preserve the original fidelity and accuracy of the digital signal. The 75 ohm impedance of this cable ensures reflections along the transmission line do not distort the original signal, and 100% of the signal is passed from the digital signal source (CD player, streaming device etc) to the digital to analogue converter, giving the ultimate in high end sound quality.

The DC-1 is factory terminated with any combination of BNC or RCA/COAX plugs.

Who are Naim Audio?

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.

Many of the Naim products are evolutions of previous designs, incorporating sometimes quite small changes to the mechanical or electronic design - however, these incremental changes make a large overall improvement in the music performance of each product.

Unlike other audio brands, built-in obsolescence is not part of the plan - Naim products can often be upgraded in performance by the addition of several different levels of external power supply. In this way the owner of a Naim component can upgrade his system without having to continually sell existing equipment.