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Thankfully, I never ended up going too far on the Naim ladder as I started down the DIY path thanks to PFM and people like Les W and Andrew L Weekes etc. I used to buy all the hifi mags back in the late 80's and 90's, and even when you picked up the latest flat response, then later hifi review you k...

Yes, I'm sure mine had all four, but it was along time ago.!

If you pop the lid off the P80 you should find that the 4 x LM317/337 voltage regulators that power the 4 x gain stages with the OP27 op amps on the phono bit are all on the same pcb. They will be linked together for use with a single power supply, so if using four the links will need to be cut and ...

You could always try 4 x 1000 va

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I might be wrong, but the IT1X is the pre section of a Claymore.

The ID1P is all discrete (no op amps) and Class A through out.

I think only a few were ever built, so I'm very lucky to own one

Not sure I could DIY it if I had step by step instructions I may be able to. But depends on cost of parts. But I would like to have it done just to see what it's like. The LM317/337 voltage regulators are already on the phono board, so you would basically need to buy 4 x transformers (or something ...

Thank you Colin. Can't believe the beast still works.... maybe my soldering isn't so bad after all

ID1P preamp now in bits, must be getting on for 40 years old, so a recap should be worth while.

I was using Naim at the time (42/5 DIY p/s nap 90) and remember reading an article in hifi answers or audiophile where Richard, or one of their dealers would visit your home to improve your hifi.! My nearest one was Truro iirc, which was quite a distance from me, but they were still willing to visit...

You could do either, though Richard used 4 separate supplies.

Maybe NVA would do the work for you, but not difficult to DIY if not.