[cmreddy]

Guys,

check out the new ad on audiogon..

http://www.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl?ampsmult&1242335897&/Bryston-9BSST-17

The seller wants to upgrade to new squared version for the sake of new switch..

CM...

[werd]

Guys,

check out the new ad on audiogon..

http://www.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl?ampsmult&1242335897&/Bryston-9BSST-17

The seller wants to upgrade to new squared version for the sake of new switch..

CM...

He should just get the 28b, the switches on those r really nice

[Phil A]

I think there are probably more differences vs. just the switch.

[Moon Doggy]

Yes, the improvements increase as you go "up" the new SST2 line.

[vegasdave]

I think there are probably more differences vs. just the switch.

Exactly.

[predrag]

I hated the old membrane switch as I never knew will it stay on or is it going to turn the contact off after two seconds.
Further to this it had to be pushed hard with a thumb at a certain piont to get activated.
This is one of the reasons why I sold 4B SST C.
The new one works fine and looks the same as the old one.
Maybe the old one was meant to be swithed off after 20 years so it doesn´t really matter! 

[James Tanner]

^ Hi predrag,

Yes the idea with the membrane switch was 'no moving parts' so no wear factor therefore no reliability factor.  I agree though that sometimes the activation and deactivation aspect was frustrating sometimes.

james