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You can get a NAD master series M10 brand new for about 2700. Maybe look for a B stock?

How deep do you want to dive in? Are your pockets able withstand the pressure of a few more fathoms? If so, then I encourage you to not do an all in one, but separates. Imo, half the fun of the hobby is the system building. :) 

Hey guys. Thanks so much for the answers. I didn’t get any replies so I kinda moved forward. I got a good deal on some Naim equipment. 
NAC 112 preamp
NAP 150 amp
flatcap
NACD3 cd

now I need a good streamer around 2000 or less. Should I stay with Naim?

Hey guys. Thanks so much for the answers. I didn’t get any replies so I kinda moved forward. I got a good deal on some Naim equipment. 
NAC 112 preamp
NAP 150 amp
flatcap
NACD3 cd

now I need a good streamer around 2000 or less. Should I stay with Naim?

With that setup, maybe consider the entry level Innuos Zen mini with the power supply. Most of what you just bought along with your B&W speakers you already had will likely cycle out of your system in a few years. The Zen mini will likely perform at exceeding the capabilities of both this setup and your next one. What kind of cables are you using?

I looked into Innuos and it looks fantastic!  i think i will go that rout unless anybody thinks another streamer would be better.  The only thing I didn't see is bluetooth availability but that is not huge as i believe the sound quality is poor and it can be added with a bluetooth reciever? 
not sure the language is correct.  

as far as cables go im all ears, help me spend my money lol

again i appreciate the help

Add Lumin to your list, very respected at all of their price levels

@asmithkash


Several things are at play here. The B&W speakers are not the easiest to drive but I will assume you are happy with the sound you are getting. The Naim gear you bought is classic and has some really cool attributes you wouldnt want to suppress. This era of Naim requires the special cables which you should probably stick with. If I recall correctly though, speaker cables with banana connections on the amp end should work fine. If you want a decently priced speaker cable, the Tellurium Q Black II has received a good deal of buzz. Your cd player is actually a pretty cool piece. That player used the Philips TDA1541 dac chip which has been used recently in a number of reasonably priced NOS dacs...Border Patrol, MHDT Orchid, etc. should be a fun listen. I have no idea how the dac implementation in the Innuos Zen Mini will compare but you will be able to compare. You can burn the cd into the Zen and the play the cd on the Naim and switch between them for comparison. Disclaimer:I have heard none of these items together or seperately, its just a road I might consider if I were in your position. Best wishes.

Also, I believe the preamp only accepts din connections so you may want to purchase some rca-din connectors. This will be required if you want to connect any rcs output devices to the naim preamps. 

Ghastly!  thanks so much.  here is what is going on in my little brain now after looking and reading some more.  i am getting a bit confused.  should i get a streamer/dac, or just a streamer and use the dac in the cd player?  I am worried about connecting to the naim cd player so should i just look at naim streamers.  am i overthinking this?

thanks for going slow with me guys

You are overthinking it. You cant connect a streamer to the naim cd3, it has no digital inputs. My advice, which is worth even less than you are paying for it, would be to buy a streamer/dac that can grow with you. Almost any quality brand will get it done.