BRYSTON BP1.5

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Robert D

BRYSTON BP1.5
« on: 16 Dec 2010, 11:16 pm »
The green light ... the power on green light is always on.
Is there any way to turn it off. When not beening used ???
The BP1.5 is getting it's juice from MPS-2 power supply

Robert

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Re: BRYSTON BP1.5
« Reply #1 on: 16 Dec 2010, 11:22 pm »
Hi Robert

You would have to remove the power cable plug in on the rear of the BP1.5

James

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Re: BRYSTON BP1.5
« Reply #2 on: 16 Dec 2010, 11:28 pm »
Hi Robert

You would have to remove the power cable plug in on the rear of the BP1.5

James

If the light is on it does not hurt any buddy ..... Or is it best to remove the cable when not beening used

Robert

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Re: BRYSTON BP1.5
« Reply #3 on: 16 Dec 2010, 11:32 pm »
If the light is on it does not hurt any buddy ..... Or is it best to remove the cable when not beening used

Robert


As well James ...the power supply light for the Oracle TT is always on as well.

Let me know your thoughts

Robert

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Re: BRYSTON BP1.5
« Reply #4 on: 16 Dec 2010, 11:36 pm »
To clarify the question...
MY BP1.5 the green light turns red when the mute switch is activated.
AND: I assume that is the position to leave it in when not in use?
So to the OP? Does YOUR Bryston BP1.5 light change from green to red when you activate the 'mute' switch?
OR does it stay green no matter which position the mute switch is in?
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PS I think it is actually best to leave it on all the time.. If you leave the power supply on, and the Bryston BP-26 (I have the BP-26) on all the time...
IF you turn off the power supply then the BP-26 AND the BP1.5 are off.
Just to clarify...
And yes, I leave the preamp and 1.5 on 100% of the time. I use the mute on the BP-26 to turn off the 4B-SST2 with the 12V connection.
I also leave on the DAC, CD changer and Behringer DEQ2496 100% of the time.
Stereo just sounds better if it is left on for 8 hours, and even better still for 24 ... so I have noticed.
To amp just uses too much power to leave on 100% of the time. When I was working (AND electricity was only a third as expensive), I left my former  Class "A" amp ($10 a month added to electrical bill just for amp) all the time.
Now it would cost just too much!
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And for the OP last question. Leave it on. It is MUCH better to be on 100% of the time, than to be turned on and off. The caps and stuff really are better off being charged all the time.

Robert D

Re: BRYSTON BP1.5
« Reply #5 on: 16 Dec 2010, 11:53 pm »
Elizabeth It goes red when I activate the mute switch on the BP1.5 as normal.

I used to leave my equipment on 24/7... Not any more
It's on these days at least 15hrs a day.
When I wake up it's up .....with me and my Coffee

Robert