Win a Naim UnitiQute worth £1395!
Naim is giving away a UnitiQute all-in-one music streaming system to celebrate the addition of the Apple Lossless (ALAC) format to its Hi-Def download store.
The Naim Label download manager has been upgraded to support the seamless addition of Apple Lossless files and MP3 downloads into the user's iTunes library.
For a chance to win a Naim UnitiQute – the prize is the new, improved 24-bit/192kHz version, with FM/DAB/internet radio – all you have to do is buy an album from the Naim Hi-Def download store in 24-bit WAV, FLAC or ALAC format between December 1st 2012 and January 31st 2013.
Each album download counts as an entry into the prize draw. To enter, just forward your confirmation of purchase email with its unique five-digit order number to info@naimlabel.com. Terms and conditions apply.
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That's something you'd have to take up with Naim. But I'm not sure what that 'also' means...
Will Naim name their competition winner on their website? Or will the winner be kept secret there also?
As Andrew says, we're not involved in this one. All our own competitions appear on the Competitions page when you click on the tab at the top of the page. It's empty right now, but we have a new one on the way next week to coincide with the January 2013 issue, on sale Dec 14th.
Hi MattOsprey
This is a Naim competition, not one of ours. We are merely alerting you to the competition in the news story above, and have no involvement in the running of the promotion.
This sucks. I'm out of here.
Hi guys,
At a minimum cost of £10 for entry and no free alternative, this is a very expensive competition.
I thought you always provided a NPN alternative.
I feel let down with this one.
Matthew
It's not all bad, I searched a few on Spotify and really enjoying William Fitzsimmons - but then I'm a sucker for acoustic singer songwriters. Does a great cover of 'I kissed a girl'. Sadly, his albums at a mere 16bit wouldn't count in the comp.
Huey and the New Yorkers look very popular............... Well with Naim at least.
Thought I'd see whether there was anything I might want in their catalogue, but their collection makes Linn's look positively mainstream!