Naim Soundbars

English electronics maker founded in 1973 in Salisbury, with a distinctive design philosophy and a famously devoted following.

Founded: 1973
Founder: Julian Vereker
Headquarters: Salisbury, Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Manufacturing: Built in Salisbury, England
Parent company: Vervent Audio Group
How to buy: Sold through specialist hi-fi dealers
Known for: DIN connectors, separate power supplies, the olive and chrome-bumper eras, and an emphasis on timing over tonality

Currently, we have 1 Naim amplifier in our database. Below you can find the list with their main specs and links to their review pages.

Naim Soundbar

	Model	Watts RMS (8Ω)	Amp Class	DAC	Phono
	Naim Mu-so Utopia	-	-	-	-

About Naim

Julian Vereker founded Naim in 1973 after trying and failing to buy equipment that could record and replay a live performance convincingly. Naim went its own way on almost everything: DIN rather than RCA connectors, its own cable requirements, and an upgrade path built on adding external power supplies rather than replacing the box. The NAIT integrated amplifier of 1983 was small and modestly powered and became a cult object. The Mu-so wireless speaker took the brand to a much wider audience from 2014.

A racing driver and self-taught engineer who started by building amplifiers to record live music properly.

Naim is at the centre of the British flat-earth school of the 1980s, which argued that rhythm and timing matter more than frequency response or soundstage - a genuine philosophical split with the rest of the industry, usually demonstrated with a Linn turntable, a Naim amplifier and a pair of small speakers.

Merged with Focal in 2011 under a shared French parent; Naim engineering and manufacture stayed in Salisbury.

Notable models: NAIT integrated, NAP 250, CD555, Uniti, Mu-so.

Official Naim website

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