This an NAP 140 upgraded by the Naim factory from the NAP110 between 87-1991. It was serviced and re-capped by a Seattle area dealer in 2014. It has the Original Power cable and a SNAIC 4 cable for attachment to a preamp or flatcap. This is 120V model. Savor the sweet sound of a Vintage Naim amp, the peak power output will surprise you due to the large power supply and Caps compared to modern amps. This does not come in an original box. See my other listing for a matching NAC112/FLATCAP to go with this. This unit was purchased ( I am the single owner) early 1908s and Naim confirms that Manufacture date around 1982. The only difference between the 110/140/250 in the 80s was the power supply. This has the BDY58 Transistors.

This is a large 3-pice knob from a Naim Olive component (e.g. NAC62, NAC72, NAIT 2, NAP140, HiCap, etc.). This came in a box of spare parts I bought a while ago. These knobs consist of 3 main pieces, the domed cap, the rubber ring, and the back. It is common for the back part to break from over-tightening the grub screw. I created a new back part in CAD that I 3D printed. This back part is much tougher than the original part and uses a standard M3 screw and nut. Note that there are two versions of this olive knob, one designed for a friction fit on a flatted shaft, and one designed to clamp on to a round shaft with a screw. This design should work as a replacement for either version. Condition wise it is good but note that one edge has been smoothed/polished (as opposed to the original matte texture).