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Mu-so V1 450-Watt Wireless Reference Music System (Black/Silver)

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Color: Black


Size: Mu-so V1


Features

  • Stream Music From Virtually Any Source in Stunning Sound with Naim Mu-so Wireless Music System: Apple AirPlay, Universal Plug 'n' Play, aptX Bluetooth, Spotify, Internet Radio, & Multi-Room Capability
  • Award-Winning Naim Mu-so Delivers 450 Watts Through Six Amps and 32-Bit DSP Inspired from Bentley-Made Design: Also Features Touchscreen Volume Dial and Innovative App
  • Six 75-Watt Amplifiers, 32-Bit DSP Deliver Audiophile-Quality Performance
  • Looks As Good As It Sounds, Features Two-Patent Pending Designs
  • Dimensions (HWD): 4.8" x 24.7" x 10.1"

Description

Naim Mu-So Reference Wireless Music System Stream Music From Virtually Any Source in Stunning Sound with Naim Mu-so Reference Wireless Music System: Apple AirPlay, Universal Plug 'n' Play, aptX Bluetooth, Spotify, Internet Radio, & Multi-Room Capability Award-Winning Naim Mu-so Reference Delivers 450 Watts Through Six Amps and 32-Bit DSP Inspired from Bentley-Made Design: Also Features Touchscreen Volume Dial and Innovative App Stream music from virtually any source in ravishing audiophile-caliber sound with the incredible Naim Mu-so Reference Wireless Music System, bolstered by six dedicated amplifiers and a gorgeous touchscreen volume control inspired by the company's flagship pre/pro. Delivering a total of 450 watts of power, Mu-so includes built-in AirPlay, Universal Plug 'n' Play (UPnP), aptX Bluetooth, USB, Internet Radio, Spotify Connect, and USB connectivity to give you practically every digital option you could want. Listen to music stored on your computers or tablets in better-than-CD quality, set up a multi-room system with another Mu-so, or utilize the digital input to better TV and game sound. No matter what you do, you'll never tire of the rich, dynamic, and subtle sound. Made to pair with a stunning app, Mu-so plays back music with genuine hi-fi sonics distinguished with tremendous scale, dynamics, energy, and detail. This player is about fun, and good old foot-tappin' involvement. Give it a high quality file to play and I guarantee that you will be delighted at its musical coherence and articulation. If you want to get more music in your life, then get a mu-so. It's as simple as that! - Chris Thomas, HiFi+ A What Hi-Fi? Product of the Year Award-winner that the audio magazine calls more than worthy of a front-and-center position in your listening room, the stylish Mu- so provides controlled, textured, impactful, and precision-based sound associated with top-notch floor-standing speakers. Whether yo

Brand: Naim


Speaker Maximum Output Power: 450 Watts


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB


Mounting Type: Plug


Model Name: Mu-so V1


Speaker Type: Multi Room


Special Feature: radio


Recommended Uses For Product: For Smartphones or Tablets


Compatible Devices: Smartphone, Tablet, MP3 Player


Unit Count: 1 1


Controller Type: App Control


Included Components: Power Cord


Product Dimensions: 10.1"D x 24.7"W x 4.8"H


Item Weight: 28.7 Pounds


Is Waterproof: FALSE


Number of Items: 1


Control Method: Touch


Speaker Size: 62.79 Centimeters


Power Source: Corded Electric


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Package Type: Standard Packaging


Number of Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required.


Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters


Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth, USB


Is Electric: Yes


Number of USB 2 Ports: 1


Global Trade Identification Number: 02


Manufacturer: Naim


Item Weight: 28.7 pounds


Item model number: Mu-so


Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: December 22, 2014


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • ... and what I got was an education on how good powered all in one units could be
I expected excellence and what I got was an education on how good powered all in one units could be. This will be an ongoing review as I have only had the unit for a few days but suffice to say it is the best $1500 I have ever spent....so far. But I must quell my excitement and give a balanced review including what went wrong or less than stellar. This is my first Naim product and I was warned by another reviewer that it would be the gateway drug to their equipment, most of which is far more expensive. I should have listened but it's too late to turn back now...more to come. FEB 25th: Garbage in, garbage out. If you think this will turn a cruddy mp3 and etc into perfectly golden ear candy then keep dreaming. The more you upscale and I mean USB jitter correctional units as well, the more you'll enjoy. I've heard the unit sound coldish and I've heard it sound like a million bucks. All dependent on my source material and what presented it. Rejoice in that. It's an adventure. Feb 27th: How you position the unit will have a lot of effect on how it sounds. Ear level-Off Ear Level all sound different. Experiment. Closer to walls mean more bass, of course. Had a special night of watching the snow fall as I sat at my windows and the Muso was so captivating in its quality that I felt some sort of transformation within, not just enjoying the music but evolving in a pleasurable way. Delicate strings and thunderous bass---this thing sounds like its creator worships MUSIC not frequency responses---that's for sure. Had quite a few out of bodies while lost in the sound earlier in the day. Basically the Muso is a drug. Listening to it while writing this and I'm glad to be alive. I am trying to stay away from flowery language and be objective but it's difficult to do because the pleasure won't stop. (Oh developing a 'cobra-like dancing neck' sometimes when the complex rhythms do their thing. Happens automatically INTO it. Thank you, Naim.) Put on the iconic soundtrack 'Finding Nemo' and now I have a newfound respect for Thomas Newman. The tapestry of moving colors that was revealed! My widening eyes while being caught up into the musical wind only to be sat down gingerly in a swinging arc. It was like coming in for a graceful landing! Ludicrous! I am ashamed I haven't felt this way before! Keep in mind I'm listening to the TIDAL music streaming service WITHOUT ANY TONE CONTROLS WHATSOEVER---which can't be happening. I've always been an EQ man my entire life. I still am...but the Muso can live happily Flat. How I loathe the connotation of that word in audio --FLAT. It should be called NATURAL instead. Sigh..ok enough poetics for today. I feel conned. Surely this child-like joy is the result of some sort of trickery? I need a nap. (More to come....but it's starting to feel pedantic to go on...) March 1st: Put 9 serious hours on the M and I can hear it breaking in---becoming more refined. More clarity meaning more 'out of the black background' emergence...a saxophone burnished out of nowhere today, slithering satin brass down the side of my face and my eyebrows reached for my hairline. Bass is taking on more texture with the impact becoming more localized vs. disembodied. I'll probably buy another M to keep as a back up. That's not hyperbole either. The M is part of my life now and I will call 911 with a code ADAM if it goes missing. Windows within the music are starting to open meaning if I allow myself to follow this instrument or that then the entire song is enjoyed from a slightly different perspective---meaning you hear the song AS the bassists then AS the pianists then as the singer--- It's something we did as children quite naturally. Thought I heard a rattle from the speaker--it turned out to be a synthesizer from a song I had heard dozens of times before but never to this degree of detail. The Break IN phase is happening. Geez. *Tried the FLASH DRIVE MODE feature with WAV files burned from CDs in ITUNES (Meaning you put music files on a FLASH DRIVE and play them from the USB port) You can control the track changes via the WHEEL OF SEX atop but not even the track number is displayed so you have to use the NAIM app to see where you're going. The app screen layout is sparse so you get the name and number of the track and that's it. I would have liked more features such as a RANDOM button. Also of note: If using a wireless device to control the track changes make sure it's set to NOT fall asleep or else it will take the music into the arms of Morpheus with it. FLASH DRIVE MODE shows you what the Naim is capable of without all of one's ancillaries to change the sound quality. It was simply beautiful and dynamic, so you don't need a laptop or wires to play true CD quality music. The DAC handled WAV files burned from CDs with ITUNES perfectly. Again NO tone controls and it sounded fantastic NOT thin or lacking in bass or treble or midrange. (OH...perhaps I lie here...within the NAIM app I did have the loudness ON and the wall placement option was set to further than 25cm from the nearest sheetrock meaning it would give more bass to compensate.) Did I just confess to being a BASSHEAD?? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2015 by Willie Sanford
    • True Hi-Fi audio in a beautiful and functional form factor
After a month of research and nearly getting the Devialet Phanton, I chose the Naim Mu-So. I am very happy with my decision. The size lends itself to sitting on a cabinet below a wall mounted TV, which allows it to double as a sound bar. The Naim app is really easy to use and allows you to stream Spotiify, Tidal, AirPlay, and Internet Radio flawlessly. The sound is powerful, rich, and full. The quality of the material and construction is superb. It feels very expensive. You cannot listen to this at max volume without hurting your ears. The sound does not distort one bit, even at the loudest volume. Naim builds incredibly high end equipment and you can find their speakers, amplifier, and DAC in Bentleys. The DAC in the Mu-So is light years ahead of what you find in B&O. If you don't know what a DAC is, you probably shouldn't by this system. For a compact, easy to use, high end streaming music/soundbar system, the Naim Mu-So will introduce you to Hi-Fi at a price far below typical Hi-Fi systems. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2016 by Nick L.
    • Awful Bluetooth and App Connectivity
If you intend to use this device using a hardwired connection, then the sound quality and usability is okay given the price. But if you plan to use the streaming options, then this thing is garbage. It constantly disconnects during playback and the only way to reset it is to unplug it from the wall and then hope that that worked out the bugs, temporarily. NAIM should be ashamed that their wireless connectivity is not even on par with a $100 UE device. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2019 by Michael
    • Expensive but easily justified
Very happy with this device. I'm not an audiophile. If I were, I'm sure I would find something to complain about. But it sounds great to me. Maybe there's the slightest distortion at full volume, I'm not sure, but no need for anything near those levels because I'm using it in a medium sized room that's being turned into my study. Just painted, about to be furnished. Eventually it'll sit on a Stickley library table desk. Anyhow, it sounds great, it looks great, and it's easy to use. Proof of that is I got it working in about a minute without looking at the quick set up guide. I particularly like that it isn't locked into the Apple ecosystem. I mean, I've got Apple laptops, an iPad, an iPhone, and a Mac Pro, so I like Apple, but I'm not so impressed with Apple's music environment and would rather play music through different apps with Bluetooth. The device works a treat. I look forward to many hours of blissful listening. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2015 by George D. Kenney
    • My new/okd soeaker
I know ut isn’t the latest model but still have an incredible sound and the price was much lower
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2024 by german
    • Bluetooth Connectivity Inconsistent, Cuts out A lot.........
Regardless of the position of my music source, cell phone, computer, etc. I cannot get a consistent bluetooth connection with the Muso. The music keeps cutting out and it seems to be on a time rhythm that is consistent. About 25 sec on and then it cuts out for about the same. For this price, I'm very disappointed, not sure if its a design flaw or a cheap bluetooth receiver but I'm sorry I bought this product. When its functioning, the sound quality is good for a single source audio speaker, but not impressive. I have an old Bose Sound that would kill this thing in audio quality. A waste of money....... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2017 by Heavy Horse
    • Customer for life
Customer for life! Have always known Naim equipment was premium. Never had the money for what I really want...who does lol. If you enjoy music and don't have a lot to spend this is the way to go. This product will give you a new appreciation for your music and it is entry level audiophile. That being said...a new world awaits for music lovers who want to experience music the way it was designed. There is a lot of engineering into music and it only holds that the equipment that replays the recordings should also be highly engineered to match. Naim is one of those highly engineered products! I would recommend this to anyone who wants to enter the world of true reproduction without breaking the whole bank. I have my sights on the supernait from Naim and then most likely individual components to get the full musical experience I am after. Good luck and good hunting...you could never go wrong with Naim products ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2017 by Heck

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