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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #2060 on: 25 Apr 2015, 07:38 pm »
Thanks James.  Looks beautiful.    Tough choice between the red and the Brazilian.  Gotta make it by Monday though !

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« Reply #2061 on: 25 Apr 2015, 07:54 pm »
Thanks James.  Looks beautiful.    Tough choice between the red and the Brazilian.  Gotta make it by Monday though !

Glad you like the finishes. Are you ordering a pair of speakers? If so the Brazilian is going fast

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #2062 on: 25 Apr 2015, 11:24 pm »
I am.  Middle T. Leaning towards the Brazilian

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« Reply #2063 on: 26 Apr 2015, 02:24 am »
Glad you like the finishes. Are you ordering a pair of speakers? If so the Brazilian is going fast

James

OK let me know from whom and I will make sure it gets through.

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« Reply #2064 on: 30 Apr 2015, 01:02 am »
Curious to know what you Bryston Mini T and Middle T owners are using for amplification and what you like/dislike about the pairing.

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #2065 on: 30 Apr 2015, 09:26 pm »
When does a $2700 dollar speaker sound like a $12,000 speaker ???

When you remove the 'bias'



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SUBJECT: Bryston A2 Loudspeaker Review


May,  2015

Favourite Quote:

•   “Sheez…” Irv sighed. “The damn things sound better than speakers I’ve heard with $12,000 dollar price tags.”


Please see below the link to a review from Canada Hi-Fi Magazine on the Bryston A2 Loudspeaker.
   
This is our first professional review of the Bryston Model A2 loudspeaker … and when a seasoned reviewer purchases the speaker for his reference system it speaks volumes.

LINK:  http://canadahifi.com/bryston-model-a2-loudspeakers-review/

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« Reply #2066 on: 30 Apr 2015, 11:48 pm »
How would you make a comparison between the A2 and the Mini T?

They are almost exactly the same price, and the A2 only very slightly edges out the Mini T in specs:

Sensitivity:  87dB  vs  86dB
Frequency Response:  31Hz - 20KHz  vs  38Hz - 20KHz  (+/- 3dB)
Max SPL:  114dB  vs  112dB

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« Reply #2067 on: 1 May 2015, 09:51 am »
How would you make a comparison between the A2 and the Mini T?

They are almost exactly the same price, and the A2 only very slightly edges out the Mini T in specs:

Sensitivity:  87dB  vs  86dB
Frequency Response:  31Hz - 20KHz  vs  38Hz - 20KHz  (+/- 3dB)
Max SPL:  114dB  vs  112dB

Steve

Hi Steve

The T Series speakers are based on 8 inch woofers whereas the A Series is based on 6.5 inch woofers.  The Mids and the Tweets in the T and A Series are identical. The T Series has more bracing and thicker cabinet construction than the A Series.  So the T Series will play at higher levels with less distortion than the A Series generally.

That being said the Mini T vs the A2 is a good question.  The A2 has 2 Mids and 2 Tweeters (some do not like the concept of the two tweeter arrangement).  So through that mid/tweeter range the A2 can play at higher levels with less distortion than the Mini T.  The A2 has two 6.5 inch woofers which equal an 8 inch like in the Mini T.  So other than the more substantial cabinet build on the Mini T it would be a close call.  I think the decision would be Tower vs Mini on a stand based on room size and levels you want to play at. Also remember that where the bass drivers are located in a speaker will pressurize the room differently - so the Mini T on a stand places the woofer at a different location in the room as opposed to the A2 which has 2 lower placed woofers at the floor level. Also based on the height of the stand you have with the Mini T you can adjust the height of the soundstage.

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« Reply #2068 on: 1 May 2015, 10:06 am »
Curious to know what you Bryston Mini T and Middle T owners are using for amplification and what you like/dislike about the pairing.

Hi Beatlebum

Well I'm using Bryston -  :lol:

But the impedance curve on the Bryston speakers is very benign so it is not a major issue when choosing an amplifier.  I have had reviewers and customers use everything from 12 watt Tube integrated amplifiers  to 28B 1000 watt Mono amps.

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #2069 on: 2 May 2015, 12:10 am »
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May 2015




 

Hi James.

This is Kevin from Glubes AVU.

Just a quick note to say how impressed I am with the Middle T and the A3. Planning on expanding our line up.

I must admit that I never gave them a fair listen, amongst the sea of great products from Monitor Audio, PSB, and B&W....

I must say that the Bryston products represents incredible value. Keep up the great work?


Kevin Sawler


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« Reply #2070 on: 2 May 2015, 12:36 am »
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SUBJECT: Bryston Middle T’s – Dealer Feedback


I have been enjoying my Middle T's for months but wanted to provide a review after I upgraded my gear to all Bryston, as expected it has made a significant improvement.  I decided to add your BP26DA, matching power supply and 4BSST.  I'm presently waiting for my BIT20 and your BDP-2 in a few weeks, that review will follow at a later date.



James you know me well and what I have wanted to achieve. As a custom system designer who has been in the business for years, I have access to many hi performance products. Budget was not a factor rather exceptional performance at a price that I felt was a win / win.

I'm a music lover first and foremost who simply wants to enjoy my music and not be distracted by the gear for one reason or another. Yes there is a time for clinical listening but once the equipment has been chosen then the artists music takes precedence for me. Bryston allows this to happen - well done!

In my opinion, one of the most relaxing and healthy things we can do for ourselves is listen to music. Having an artist take me away from the hustle and bustle of business for short periods so that I can relax and recharge is greatly appreciated.

I'm going to skip all the technical talk and nuances and say your Middle T speakers and matching Bryston equipment have done just that in a commendable manner, a wonderful combination, they have a very special ability to play music as it was meant to be heard. Regardless of what I play… all genres of music are presented with  a natural, none fatiguing accuracy.

Music is fun to listen to again and very relaxing - I truly look forward to my music listening sessions. Thank you James, Jim and to all your team at Bryston!

Sincerely,
Greg Gauthier
Prestige Audio Visual Design Group Inc.

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #2071 on: 2 May 2015, 12:23 pm »
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SUBJECT: Middle T Review – Soundstage Ultra


May,  2015

Hi Folks,

Please see the attached link from Soundstage  ‘Ultra’  Magazine – review of the Bryston Middle T Loudspeaker.





http://www.soundstageultra.com/index.php/566

Favorite Quotes:

•   “The Bryston Middle T has a lot going for it. It’s an unquestionable value: a big, three-way speaker that will flat-out rock without losing its audiophile street cred. That’s a tough balancing act, but the Middle T handles it well.”

•   “Ultimately, the Bryston Middle T is an easy recommendation -- not for a particular type of listener, but for almost everyone.”

Jeff Fritz
Soundstage Ultra Magazine

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #2072 on: 2 May 2015, 06:20 pm »
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Hi Folks,

One of the objectives in the development of the Bryston speaker range was to provide the opportunity to assemble a complete Bryston audio system.

Check this out !!!



Pulsworks Audio Arts

Hi James,

I think I like the letter “T”!
My new room sounds fantastic with the “T” line-up. Thanks for making such great speakers and electronics!

 
David Puls

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« Reply #2073 on: 4 May 2015, 06:03 pm »
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May, 2015





“James

I have had my Bryston Mini A’s now for a few weeks and after some break-in time, I am happy to report that the sound is nothing short of incredible.

I replaced a pair of (EDIT) which were significantly more expensive and I would have to say that the Mini A’s are a clear step up in performance.  The real low bass that comes out of these dinky little boxes is at times just amazing. Dynamics are stellar and imaging as well - I can’t wait to hear the Mini T’s in our showroom!

Whoever is responsible for the design of your loudspeakers knows their stuff and has a damn good ear (by my humble estimation). 
Thanks again for the sweet deal.

When I recover from the expense, I might hit you up for a deal on a DAC and eventually an integrated amp.

Consider the Kool Aid fully drank….”

Marc Mable
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« Reply #2074 on: 5 May 2015, 07:56 am »
Awesome. I can stop by and see David at Pulsworks and give them a listen.

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« Reply #2075 on: 6 May 2015, 01:11 am »
Awesome. I can stop by and see David at Pulsworks and give them a listen.

I can give you a demo as well I live in Tune Town and have the Model T Passives. But be warned my place is a mess and I listen at 92+ decibels. Hope you like Hard Rock. 8)

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #2076 on: 16 May 2015, 04:25 pm »
Hi James,

Very nice set up there James in Munich.

Those Mini T's... tell ya can't praise them enough!

Had a friend at my place last week and he was shocked and awed how they performed. Lol,I should have pictured his O face when The Duke Ellington big band Brass's line kicked in propelled on 4BSST2/BP6 12:00 o'clock..creating an amazing stadium size stage and dynamics - ha rare moments...made my day.

Are this one of the new Target line stands? Waiting for the MR 24" for my newest second Pair of Mini T's.

Itshak Vodzilovsky

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #2077 on: 17 May 2015, 04:18 pm »
Well, I did it! I have a pair of Model T (passives) on order with a matching center channel in the custom Rosewood finish. Needless to say I'm super excited and will report back when they arrive and have had some good run in time.  :thumb:

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« Reply #2078 on: 18 May 2015, 08:39 am »
AND pictures when they arrive!

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #2079 on: 18 May 2015, 11:31 am »
Well, I did it! I have a pair of Model T (passives) on order with a matching center channel in the custom Rosewood finish. Needless to say I'm super excited and will report back when they arrive and have had some good run in time.  :thumb:

Hi Scirica

Put the order in for you today - they tell me about 3 weeks.  Congrates - you will love these speakers and after looking at your room they should throw a terrific soundstage for you.

james