Bryston B135 SST/2

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Re: Bryston B135 SST/2
« Reply #160 on: 4 Sep 2017, 10:42 am »
Hi James

When using the B135 sst2 as a preamp, is it possible to turn off the poweramp section?

Sam

Hi Sam

No sorry that is not possible - it would be using very little power though as it is sitting at idle.

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Re: Bryston B135 SST/2
« Reply #161 on: 4 Sep 2017, 11:32 am »
Thanks for the answear :)

I have measured the power usage, and it was about 65-70w at idle. When I switch the buttons at the rear panel to separate, would the idle state consumption go further down?

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Re: Bryston B135 SST/2
« Reply #162 on: 4 Sep 2017, 12:43 pm »
Thanks for the answear :)

I have measured the power usage, and it was about 65-70w at idle. When I switch the buttons at the rear panel to separate, would the idle state consumption go further down?

That sounds right.

james

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Re: Bryston B135 SST/2
« Reply #163 on: 4 Sep 2017, 12:50 pm »
No sorry that is not possible - it would be using very little power though as it is sitting at idle.

Looking at the specs for the cubed series -

B135³ integrated amp listed at ≤ 70W at idle

2.5B³ power amp listed at ≤ 40W at idle

- I would think that the power amp section may be consuming ~ 40W at idle above what would be the idle power consumption of the stand-alone BP17³ preamplifier? (specs not yet available for BP17³ preamplifier)

Steve