I am in love

[Davewhityetagain]

Seen this amp, I want one never heard it could be a blind buy :dude:

just need to find a use for it

 

[Biscuit]

what amp Dave?

or is it a secret?

 

[Davewhityetagain]

Its made in Canada by Bryston

 

[Kiang]

Davewhityetagain wrote:

just need to find a use for it

how many amps are you using , I know theres quite a few

 

[Guest]

Davewhityetagain wrote:

Its made in Canada by Bryston

These amps are as reliable as tax and death andcome witha twenty year warranty.

. Some of their pre/power combo's would rattle your cones on those tannoys Dave. The sound can be a tadge dry . So get some wetwipes

 

[Hawk]

Duvet wrote:

The sound can be a tadge dry . So get some wetwipes

:rofl:

They are indeed built like the proverbial brickhouse..

 

[Davewhityetagain]

how many amps are you using , I know theres quite a few

about 10 I think most boxed and others around

that i forgot about a new looking Quad 405-2 was found behind some boxes with xmas decorations only last night i thought i had two of them but might have three

as for:nerd: tuners

 

[Mr Coherent]

Brystons are indeed good amps, excellent build and quality with a back up of second to none, I have owned 3 Brystons,. a 4 Bst, a 14Bsst and a pair of 7 bst Mono's

I would agree they are dry sound, and like (appriecate some more texturious sources)

Quite a lot Naim owners quite like Bryston sound and have dabbled in it

 

[Polarbear]

Hawk wrote:

Duvet wrote:

The sound can be a tadge dry . So get some wetwipes

:rofl:

They are indeed built like the proverbial brickhouse..

Good for wedging the door open

j:

 

[JonR]

Polarbear wrote:

Hawk wrote:

Duvet wrote:

The sound can be a tadge dry . So get some wetwipes

:rofl:

They are indeed built like the proverbial brickhouse..

Good for wedging the door open

j:

Good one, PB.

They certainly....er...walked into that one....

 

[Davewhityetagain]

Quite a lot Naim owners quite like Bryston sound and have dabbled in it

Thats put me off

 

[Biscuit]

it would have to be a blind purchase with something as ugly as that

 

[nixon_fiend]

you wha-?From someone who's changing his amp from an italian stallion to something resembling a microwave from 1982?  

 

[Ant]

I'd love a pair of brystons to fit in the back of my PMC's

 

[The Strat]

Davewhityetagain wrote:

Quite a lot Naim owners quite like Bryston sound and have dabbled in it

Thats put me off

So you've disposed of your 202/200 have you Dave!

 

[Davewhityetagain]

So you've disposed of your 202/200 have you Dave

yes its all gone

 

[earl of sodbury]

Ant wrote:

I'd love a pair of brystons to fit in the back of my PMC's

A very nice idea...Or perhaps better yet, swap your passives in for a nice set of active PMCs.. Really fancy a pair of these:

or really go overboard:

 

[Ant]

The little ones aren't that nice to listen too. The big ones are though

The only difference between mine and the actives is the ampo in the back and it bolts straight in, easy conversion.

We worked in a studio in Norwich that had OB1's with the brystons in the back, I didn't want to leave.

 

[Dynamic Turtle]

Am I right in thinking that integrated has a DAC board option? I think it was reviewd in last month's Hi-Fi+. Seems like very good vfm to me, what with the 5 & 20 year warranty.

DT

Of course, if it sounds rubbish, then it would be very poor vfm.