The multipole link between a Naim power supply and its partnering component
Naim Burndy Lead is the cable family for power and signal connections between compatible Naim electronics, with a dedicated configuration for each system pairing.
The single Naim Burndy Lead must be selected around the two products being connected: pin count and internal wiring vary between power supplies, sources, preamplifiers and crossovers. The range also includes versions linking Classic power supplies to New Classic components, so the Burndy name alone does not establish compatibility.
Key features
- Locking multipole connectors
- Dedicated configurations for NAPS 555, NAPS 500, NAPS 300, NAC 552, NAC 252 and other compatible products
- Variants for sources such as NDX 2 and for Classic-to-New-Classic connections
- Separate Digital and Analogue versions from 555 PS to New Classic
- Cable selection determined by the exact pair of electronics
Burndy is not a conventional signal interconnect
Unlike Hi-Line or Super Lumina Interconnect, Burndy belongs to Naim's multipole power architecture and can carry several functions within one connection. Choosing the wrong variant therefore changes more than the plug format: it changes the electrical arrangement intended between the two components.