Comparison of B-60R versus B-60R SST

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sheppard

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Comparison of B-60R versus B-60R SST
« on: 29 Sep 2004, 09:08 pm »
Can anybody comment on the differences between these two versions of the B60?

The two general questions I'm curious about are:
1) What changed internally?
2) How have those changes affected how this amplifier sounds? How is it better or different? Anyone found that they liked the older one better for any reason?

jethro

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Comparison of B-60R versus B-60R SST
« Reply #1 on: 7 Oct 2004, 11:07 pm »
I can't directly comment on the differences, however, there are some new reviews on the Bryston website which might help.

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Comparison of B-60R versus B-60R SST
« Reply #2 on: 8 Oct 2004, 03:52 pm »
Hi Sheppard,

The new B60 SST uses the same output transistors that the SST amplifiers use. They are much more "linear" devices - especially in the mid and top frequencies - than the older devices we used in the SYT Series amps and B60.

james