[runs10k]

James,
        I am excited about next month's Rocky Mountain Audiofest because I am guessing you will be releasing the new BDP-1 to the world. I was wondering what hi rez files you will be playing? Will some be lo rez as well?

[James Tanner]

James,
        I am excited about next month's Rocky Mountain Audiofest because I am guessing you will be releasing the new BDP-1 to the world. I was wondering what hi rez files you will be playing? Will some be lo rez as well?

Hi,

Yes I should have a BDP-1 at the show and yes I will bring some hi-res files.

james

[werd]

Hi

What room will you be in James?

[James Tanner]

Hi

What room will you be in James?

Z

Sharing a room with PMC.

james

[vegasdave]

Cool. Which model will you be showcasing?

[Stu Pitt]

If anyone's going, I'd love to hear about Naim's UnitiQute.  In addition to anything and everything Bryston, of course. 

[James Tanner]

Cool. Which model will you be showcasing?

I think the FACT 8.

james

[Napalm]

I think the FACT 8.

james

Cool. I'm looking forward for some short reviews on how it worked out.

Nap.

[Napalm]

BTW I'm ready with the first BDP-1 "app". Basically it analyzes what kind of music you already have on the HD and it automatically downloads some more, similar tracks via Bittorrent. All you need is a working network connection. No GUI / fiddling with settings / manuals needed. E.g. just place one Beatles track on your HD and soon you'll have all the Beatles tracks there, plus Rolling Stones as a bonus.

So how do I submit it to the "Bryston app store"?

Nap. 

P.S. The app is free. There's a paid "premium" version too which, in addition to the basic functionality, also checks that the downloaded tracks are of the highest resolution available. For Audiocircle members it's discounted to $9.99 only.

[James Tanner]

BTW I'm ready with the first BDP-1 "app". Basically it analyzes what kind of music you already have on the HD and it automatically downloads some more, similar tracks via Bittorrent. All you need is a working network connection. No GUI / fiddling with settings / manuals needed. E.g. just place one Beatles track on your HD and soon you'll have all the Beatles tracks there, plus Rolling Stones as a bonus.

So how do I submit it to the "Bryston app store"?

Nap. 

P.S. The app is free. There's a paid "premium" version too which, in addition to the basic functionality, also checks that the downloaded tracks are of the highest resolution available. For Audiocircle members it's discounted to $9.99 only.

Hi Nap,

Please email our Linux software engineer and we would love to have a look.

email me for address.

james

[mvwhiting_83]

James is being coy about what he is bringing ... He's going to have some amps, some preamps and some sources... I'll be bringing some speakers. We will play them loud, and we will make people smile. 

We had very good sound last year, and this year should be a step up from last year.

[Anonamemouse]

We will play them loud, and we will make people smile. 

Actually, everything sounds good when it's loud. I'd be a million times more impressed when it sounds excellent when it is barely audible. That is when true quality shows.

[mvwhiting_83]

Actually, everything sounds good when it's loud. I'd be a million times more impressed when it sounds excellent when it is barely audible. That is when true quality shows.

We will be sure to play for you at borderline audible listening levels for you.

[James Tanner]

I agree - a system that lets you hear a pin drop is better than a system that lets you hear a train coming through your listening room.

james

[Laundrew]

I agree - a system that lets you hear a pin drop is better than a system that lets you hear a train coming through your listening room.

james

I disagree 

I much prefer to have a system that lets you hear the most haunting and delicate “ping” of a pin hitting a steel rail and then experience the thunderous roar of a freight train running over that said pin.

 

Be well... 

[BrysTony]

I disagree 

I much prefer to have a system that lets you hear the most haunting and delicate “ping” of a pin hitting a steel rail and then experience the thunderous roar of a freight train running over that said pin.

 

Be well...

Now that would be dynamic range 

[vegasdave]

I agree - a system that lets you hear a pin drop is better than a system that lets you hear a train coming through your listening room.

james

I like both actually.

[Laundrew]

Now that would be dynamic range 

 

Be well...

[drummermitchell]

Isn't that Bryston,first watt the same as the last,alpha and omega.