Speaker re-arrangement

racerxnet · « **Reply #20 on:** 22 Jun 2008, 07:06 pm »

James,

Is the Green LED light on the BP-25 (left side under the Bryston logo) suppose to be on when powered up? I looked in the manual, but did not see any information on this.

Thought I would post pictures of my Bryston system. This room is way to small for my needs, but we will be adding onto the house for the home theater/audio room. My 2 Marquee CRT's will be added into the mix for an outstanding picture blending the two together.

4 7BST amps driving each tower
BP-25 Pre-Amp
MF Tri-Vista 21 tube DAC
Infinity RS1B speaker system with crossover
Foobar .083 and ASIO output to dac.

My living room system

4 7BST amps etc.

Pre amp and crossover minus a knob for the crossover (embarrassed)

Tri Vista tubed DAC (soon to be a new wavelength brick)

Hope you like the pics.

MAK

James Tanner · « **Reply #21 on:** 22 Jun 2008, 07:23 pm »

Nice Pics!

The light on the left of the BP25 is not in fact a light - it is the Remote Control Receiver.

james

Hififreak · « **Reply #22 on:** 6 Mar 2010, 07:00 am »

Quote from: James Tanner on 22 Jun 2008, 01:06 pm

Dayton Wright pre amp (1985).
Bryston 3B poweramp (1982).
Philips CD104 (1986)
B&W DM2A speakers.

It's old, but sounds great!

Boy HiFifreak the Dayton Wright preamp sure brings back memories. After I sold my La Scala horn speakers I bought a pair of Dayton Wright Electrostatics directly from Mike himself. Thought I had died and gone to heaven. The dam things kept loosing their sulferhexafloride gas though and eventually I had to give them up and move on.

Boy I miss those simple days of stereo and the constant upgrades and faulty product issues!

james

Hi James,

What can you say about these "boxes"?