Preamplificator Phono Naim NVC TT

Naim know-how

Under the leadership of our Technical Director, our engineers have developed specific electronic circuits to give the New Classic products superior performance. The best audiophile components have been chosen for NVC TT and highly precise measurements to achieve an uncompromising result. It is an innovative concept, which partly uses the association between the phono stage and the power supply like in Naim’s Solstice Special Edition.




Perfect integration in a complete system

NVC TT connects easily to preamplifiers NSC 222 and NAC 332 from the New Classic range. It has a dedicated power supply, NPX TT, for the ultimate vinyl listening experience.  




A timeless design

Naim products are designed to be both contemporary and timeless. Our creations forgo any unnecessary adornments that would detract from the performance and sound quality delivered. The design of NVT TT is inspired by previous Naim creations, such as the SuperLine, but also the Statement amplifier. It is razor sharp, combining a sleek design, premium materials and adjustable logo brightness.



The story of Naim and aluminium

Our founder, Julian Vereker, immediately understood the many benefits of aluminium for wrapping Naim electronic components. He knew that delicate audio components are very sensitive to the effects of magnetic fields, thermal instability, unwanted vibrations, etc.

The New Classic range maximises this highly technical and durable approach, with aluminium housings rivalled only by Statement, our flagship product. Naim chose a superior-quality aluminium, which optimally combines thermal and microphonic properties. The front panels are treated with solid 20mm-thick aluminium billets; heat sinks frame the side panels and 5mm plates cover the top and bottom surfaces of the products. The aluminium is brushed, sandblasted and anodised to guarantee unalterable beauty throughout the product's life. The New Classic range can be immediately distinguished with one look and one touch, before the first note of music even plays.