[James Tanner]

MEMO: To all Bryston/Torus Customers
SUBJECT: Stereophile Recommended Components 2008

Bryston is pleased to report that Stereophile Magazine has listed the following Bryston components in there Recommended Components October 2008 Issue.

 
Bryston 28B SST Mono Amplifier
 
Bryston 4B SST Stereo Amplifier
 
Bryston 9B SST 5-Channel Amplifier
 
Bryston SP2 Surround Processor
 
Bryston B-100 Integrated Amplifier
 
Bryston 10B Electronic Crossover

Torus RM-20 Power Conditioner


To add to this impressive list the Bryston BCD-1 CD Player will be reviewed in next months November 2008 issue.

[Cacophonix]

Congrats, James!

That's quite an achievement for a single company!

[John Casler]

Congrats, James!

That's quite an achievement for a single company!

Yes James, that is something to be proud of, however, the even more impressive element is that it doesn't include the:

1) BDA-1!!!

2) BCD-1!!!

3) BP26!!! and or BP26DA!!

Looks like the 2009 list already is being "plumped" up.

As a small dealer it is always a pleasure to see such a commitment by a supplier.

Over the last quarter, my clients have purchsed a BCD-1, a BDA-1, A BP26, An SP-2, and a B100 with Dac.

And I know with confidence, they are getting the best sound possible for their money.

Looks like Stereophile agrees.

[vegasdave]

What class is the 4BSST in? I'm thinking class B?

[john1970]

The 4B SST is class B.  I would not pay too much attention to stereophile classes.  They rated the 14B SST class A and the 7B SST class B.  Go figure?

Best,

John   

[KeithA]

The 4B SST is class B.  I would not pay too much attention to stereophile classes.  They rated the 14B SST class A and the 7B SST class B.  Go figure?

Best,

John   

Yeah, to get Class A you would have to raise the price by $3,000 or so

Just kiddin'...I think

Keith

[Toka]

Way to go James! Did you guys leave room for anyone else on that list? 

[Viajero5000]

that's impressive, and very well deserved..... congratulations to the Bryston team! I don't subscribe to stereophile, is the complete list available online somewhere?