Naim Audio FraimLite Equipment Support System Naim Audio

Compared pricing is from MSRP and not promotional pricing. 1 year warranty. Only available online.

Please note: images are for illustrative purposes only – sold per shelf. You can select the Fraim base from the options shown and then select the shelf size you need for your product and how many shelves you would like to order. Or contact us to configure your shelves.

For entry-level Naim Audio systems, our FraimLite features the same tripod-style configuration, carefully optimised shelf spacing and high-quality material construction of our reference-quality Fraim.

It retains the cup-and-cone interface system used by its bigger brother too, but omits the dual layer base and ball-bearing decoupled glass shelf. Reference Fraim levels can be incorporated into the same system as FraimLite so that you can upgrade to our top of the range equipment support on a level-by-level basis.

Technology & Craft
FraimLite takes the core Fraim concepts and components and strips them back to the fundamentals to create entry-level engineered support for less ambitious Naim Audio systems or lower budgets. Stripping back to the fundamentals however implies no lack of performance or aesthetic quality. The philosophy of the entire Fraim concept is based on engineering integrity, and that philosophy is fully expressed in FraimLite.

Rather than two-stage base level isolation, FraimLite incorporates just a single set of three cone and cup minimal contact interfaces. Each FraimLite shelving level then forgoes the Fraim’s glass sub-shelf to support equipment directly on veneered composite panels.

A FraimLite module comprises a single element base level with multiple shelving levels above. The base level and each shelving level incorporate a single set of cone and cup interfaces. As with the reference-level Fraim, FraimLite support enables Naim Audio electronics to perform by providing the ideal motionless environment. Even modest Naim Audio electronics will benefit, with greater detail resolution, more accurate dynamics, and simply more music