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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #900 on: 16 Jan 2013, 08:03 pm »
Hey James,
 We still lookin at March before the next shipment of Model T's?

I am working on a pair for you. :thumb:

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« Reply #901 on: 16 Jan 2013, 09:46 pm »
 :hyper: :bounce: :rotflmao: :banana piano:  'at's what I'm talkin 'bout!! I'm ready to pour 600 watts x 4 inputs and get this joint to jumpin! Kraftwerk at 100 db's is pretty sweet for a minute or two anyway... :D
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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #902 on: 17 Jan 2013, 12:55 am »
Front and Back shot for you of Mini T Boston Cherry finish





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« Reply #903 on: 17 Jan 2013, 06:14 pm »
Good looking subs, James.   :thumb:

Are they sealed-box design?  Can the subs' internal crossovers be set to run at 30Hz or 25Hz & below? 

I'm thinking of maybe adding a pair of subs to my Maggies 20.7, but I guess I might have to try various cutoff points (down where the subs should be active) in order to blend with the planars.  Most subs in the market offer down to only 40Hz cut points. 

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« Reply #904 on: 17 Jan 2013, 06:38 pm »
Good looking subs, James.   :thumb:

Are they sealed-box design?  Can the subs' internal crossovers be set to run at 30Hz or 25Hz & below? 

I'm thinking of maybe adding a pair of subs to my Maggies 20.7, but I guess I might have to try various cutoff points (down where the subs should be active) in order to blend with the planars.  Most subs in the market offer down to only 40Hz cut points. 

Thanks.

Hi Kloa,

They are ported.

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #905 on: 19 Jan 2013, 01:31 pm »
Front and Back shot for you of Mini T Boston Cherry finish





James

Thanks for the pics James, it's greatly appreciated!  That's one gorgeous speaker!  :thumb:

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« Reply #906 on: 19 Jan 2013, 01:39 pm »
Thanks for the pics James, it's greatly appreciated!  That's one gorgeous speaker!  :thumb:

Thanks.  - I heard it yesterday in a reviewers system where the speaker cables were worth more than the speakers  :thumb:

It is a true 3-way and it sounds really spacious with excellent dynamics.

James

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #907 on: 19 Jan 2013, 02:01 pm »



I had my first few hours of listening to Bryston's Mini Model T speakers — they are fabulous,
and under $3k makes them an outright bargain . . .

Ernie Fisher




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« Reply #908 on: 20 Jan 2013, 08:26 am »
Hi James,

It's my first post on this fab site. Say all the details are available from you, on the JT Towers' crossover, might you elaborate on the details of the Mini T crossover, pretty please  :thumb:

Richard, at the Audio Agency  :beer:

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« Reply #909 on: 20 Jan 2013, 01:42 pm »
Hi James,

It's my first post on this fab site. Say all the details are available from you, on the JT Towers' crossover, might you elaborate on the details of the Mini T crossover, pretty please  :thumb:

Richard, at the Audio Agency  :beer:

Hi Richard

I do not have a pic of the crossover in the mini t but it is basically 1/2 of the unit in the Model T. 

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« Reply #910 on: 20 Jan 2013, 02:45 pm »
Can  you post a pic in
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« Reply #911 on: 20 Jan 2013, 02:52 pm »
Can  you post a pic in
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Yes will get a pic for you.

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« Reply #912 on: 22 Jan 2013, 05:59 pm »
Can  you post a pic in
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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #913 on: 23 Jan 2013, 01:27 am »
Wow and I thought a beautiful blonde was ...  :duh: ... what is her name, cause a just fell in love again! Hey James, which type of wood is 'natural' and is it semi-gloss or ? She's a beauty! :icon_lol:[/font]

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #914 on: 23 Jan 2013, 01:33 am »
Wow and I thought a beautiful blonde was ...  :duh: ... what is her name, cause a just fell in love again! Hey James, which type of wood is 'natural' and is it semi-gloss or ? She's a beauty! :icon_lol:[/font]

Looking from far away at The Audio Agency  :thumb:

Its called Natural Cherry.

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« Reply #915 on: 23 Jan 2013, 01:43 am »
Ok after much careful intel 'out in the field' the word is Bryston Loudspeakers rule ... so listen-up! :green:

James, about the Mini-T (which is the Mini U :) does its crossover contain like the Bryston Model T Passive (external) Crossover internals - custom Bryston capacitors and air core inductors? Could they be purchased as an option? :)

Now be very careful those who question the wisdom of JT because here at the Audio Agency, we know who's on top-of-the-game 'JT/Bryston' :thumb:

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #916 on: 23 Jan 2013, 01:45 am »
Thanks for the reply "... natural cherry" wood but is it a Satin, Semi-gloss or Gloss finish?

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« Reply #917 on: 23 Jan 2013, 02:00 am »
Thanks for the reply "... natural cherry" wood but is it a Satin, Semi-gloss or Gloss finish?

Satin

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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #918 on: 23 Jan 2013, 02:04 am »
To:  James Tanner, Bryston
From:  Roger

Hi James:

My Model T Signature Loudspeakers with the external crossovers (non active version) arrived last Friday and after setup I had them thoroughly warm through and let them play for a day before my serious listening on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.  Having heard the Model T loudspeakers with the built in crossovers at TAVES Toronto Audio Show and at Audio One in Concord I expected to be impressed.  Actually, I was totally amazed at the performance of these speakers and I believe I now own what I consider to be full range loudspeakers without the hassles of placing subwoofers, not to mention the cost involved.   Being a lover of pipe organ music I was very impressed with the Model T’s ability to handle the low notes realistically and fully believe that the – 3dB at 25Hz specification is being realized in my listening area or maybe even better than that.

The all important mid range was a strong point of my PMC IB2i’s but I found the Model T’s to give equally satisfactory performance and the female voice of Nora Jones (Come Away With Me, 24/192 HD Tracks download) and Margo Timmins (Trinity Sessions, Cowboy Junkies) so impressed me.

The clarity and detail were excellent with imaging and soundstage comparable to my IB2i’s with the Model T’s in pretty well the same positions as for the IB2i’s.  I did notice the Model T’s seem to disappear better than the IB2’s which may be due to the narrower profile of the T’s.   Not surprisingly my Bryston 28B SST2 amps seemed like a match made in heaven driving these very efficient speakers giving awesome dynamics on symphonic music such as Mozart Symphonies 38-41 (Linn 24/88 download).  Notwithstanding this, the low level late night listening is very satisfying without losing full frequency spectrum which can happen with many lesser speakers.
 
I have to say that the packaging of these speakers was most impressive.  A nice touch was the black heavy cloth bag tied off by a string cord protecting the speakers and enabling their easy removal from the box.  The speakers came with feet already mounted and a full set of spikes included in the packaging.  The external crossovers were in good quality black cases clearly marked for all the inputs and outputs for a set of Bryston tri-wire cables (optional extra) or any other tri-wire cables.  Crossovers are thoughtfully supplied with jumpers if tri-wire cables from the amps are not available. 

The fit and finish of the natural cherry wood veneered speakers was impeccable and more than comparable with speakers costing way more dollars.  I’m sure Bryston will sell many pairs of these speakers and I certainly feel the long delivery was more than worth the wait. 

Very impressive…..well done Bryston!

Best regards,
Roger Newnham       
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Re: Bryston Loudspeakers
« Reply #919 on: 26 Jan 2013, 12:43 pm »
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From: Rick Ho
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2013 1:29 AM
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Subject: Forgive me

Had to do it...

Couldn't resist....

I'm working really late tonight and had to unwind. The Model Ts are set up right up front in the shop by the counter. I downloaded Donna Summer from HD  Tracks in 24/192. Disco is really meant to be played above 100db.

These things are really really ALOT of fun.

Ps. the Goldberg Variations sounded great earlier today too but in the immortal words of Donna Summer: " when they're bad they're oh so bad"

Rick Ho
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