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I purchased a DIN conversion cable 4/5 from Ebay and it sounded ok, but when I tried this Teddy Pardo 4/5 DIN is sounded wonderful and truly showed why Naim recommends DIN cables over RCA. I’m a cables don’t make a difference guy, but the DIN over RCA and quality of the Teddy cable made a positive difference in the sound quality.
I bought a cheap $35 4 to 5 DIN cable off of Ebay and it sounded ok. But this 4 to 5 DIN cable from Teddy sounded much better and I don’t really believe in hearing a difference in cables or power cords, but this one sounded better. DINs are definitely the way to go with Naim equipment. Sounds better than RCA and I can’t tell you why, but there has to be a technical reason as it’s noticeable.