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Congratulations and thanks to both of you.

savvypaul wrote: ↑Mon Jul 29, 2019 10:18 am Tomasz and I thank all those who have sent their best wishes, both here and through private messages (and, even, elsewhere). Your support is well appreciated and highly valued.

We know you will understand that, until the transfer is complete, we cannot yet tell you all the things that we have planned but we do want you to know that a lot of preparation has already taken place and that we are committed to maintaining the NVA virtues of simplicity, intelligence, value and directness (there's a big clue ).

Once the transfer is complete, we will post a full statement of our plans and spend as much time as needed to answer all your questions.

Sincerely and with our warm regards,

Tomasz & Paul

Exciting times! Looking forward to hearing more

Just like to add my good wishes for NVA's future

Bit late in the day, I know, but may I add my own belated appreciation and congratulations on NVA's continuation? And what a blessing that it is under such safe and reliable stewardship too - absolutely brilliant news. My Phono 2 will not be the last piece of NVA kit I buy after all!

What a great piece of news to start the week. Best of luck Paul and Tomasz, music lovers of the world rejoice.

Fantastic News best wishes to Paul and Tomasz and goodluck for a bright future .

This is wonderful news. Good luck to everyone concerned.

I may get my Cube 1's now in the future after all.

Excellent news indeed. All the best from me in Austria, wishing Paul and Tomasz a prosperous future with the new company!

Very good news, I look forwards with impatience to the new NVA.
You have said that there will be improvements that have already been established by Richard Dunn, could I make a couple of suggestions?
First: the initiation system is very interesting, A20+P20+Cubettes, Would it be possible to merge the A20+P20 into one integrated amplifier? The reason for this is that it would simplify the system and would be less obstructive, a single box for electronics instead of two and a cable less, would leave the two inputs but would not require the direct or output for the power stage, thereby saving connectors and internal cables.
Second: Would customization be possible? Like when I buy a car, I can choose the paint, the rims, the internal equipment, accessories, etc. There are some other brands that do it, have a standard model and offer some kind of improvement, such as better quality capacitors, better volume potentiometer, better resistances in critical points, etc. Two versions could be offered, and as the NVA material is handmade the assembly work would be the same, we would only have to use some or other components.
And now that I've started, I'm done. NVA currently has analogue but not digital material, in the past it also had CD players. Would it be possible for them to think of a DAC NOS? something for example with a TDA1543, which is cheap. I suggest a DAC NOS because it has a more analog sound. Thank you.

There already is an AP20 integrated amp