Naim Fraim Equipment Support System
From: £649.00
What HFL Thinks
Naim Fraim Equipment Support System – Naim really are one of Britain’s truly great companies, always leading the way when it comes to hifi, whether it is creating the world greatest CD player to embracing this new age of streaming we find ourselves in today, but most importantly it always comes down to the music and nothing comes closer to recreating that infectious live sound than Naim. Please check back shortly as we write our thoughts on Naims extensive range.
Available Options:
- Fraim Level Standard – £649
- Fraim Level Medium – £679
- Fraim Level Tall – £699
- Fraim Base – £999
Overview
Optimum system component installation is a vital consideration for hi-fi performance and Naim’s Fraim provides both an appropriately engineered and beautiful-looking solution to equipment support. There are different options of layer height, upright colour and shelf finish, and extra levels can be added very easily. The Fraim system support provides an ideal environment for Naim and other hi-fi equipment to achieve its full potential performance.
Technical Detail
The Fraim consists of levels that are placed one upon another and which can be added or completely changed in configuration as the equipment is upgraded. Levels can be quickly assembled and, because each stand interface is a tripod, making it self-levelling, there are no adjustments needed to remove rocking or vibration. The stand will remain in perfect adjustment over time.
The inter-level cup and cone interfaces and the triple-action ball decouplers underneath the equipment shelves minimise the effect of microphonics on the sensitive electronic assemblies inside the equipment. A double base level and stainless steel floor spikes further decouple the system from the ground.
Materials including custom-manufactured stainless steel, toughened glass and custom extruded aluminium contribute to the Fraim’s strength and beneficial effect on sound quality. The shelf spacing of the Fraim has been designed to minimise magnetic field interactions between the equipment, and non-ferrous materials have been used wherever possible to further reduce magnetic effects.
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