[Pranderso]

Post with those dimensions acknowledged with thanks Mr. Tanner.  So, Trim but tall.  That will be too much for my room but the Compact T10 looks like a real contender.

[James Tanner]

Post with those dimensions acknowledged with thanks Mr. Tanner.  So, Trim but tall.  That will be too much for my room but the Compact T10 looks like a real contender.

 

[Pranderso]

Thank you once again Mr. Tanner.  Looks like the sweet spot for my 11 1/2 foot by 16 1/2 room; leaves me an ear-to-speaker distance around 7 or 7 1/2 feet.

Over the years, most of my time for music has been spent with 2 way speakers. I look forward to trying a well-balanced 3-way.

Any observations to share about the benefits and challenges of fitting 3-way speakers into relatively compact cabinets?

[James Tanner]

Its an interesting question and I think 2-way speakers have been popular in the past because it does simplify the crossover complexity.
But a good 3-way can optimize the frequency band much better and one real advantages that is not totally understood is it can improve the 'Sound Power' response of the speaker.

best
james

[gene9p]

are these available yet?

[James Tanner]

Hi

As of next week I get my samples.

james

[Lilian]

Hi James,

Will there be a replacement for the A2 model?
The Trim T-10 is really a great speaker, but compared to the A2, I think the design is too far away.

[James Tanner]

Hi Lilian - the A2 will still be available under the Classic Series of our loudspeakers.

best
james

[Lilian]

Thanks James,

Does the Trim  T-10 use the same drivers (type and quantity) as the A2?
How do you see the advantages of a different arrangement and a bigger box?
Any comparisons between the A2 - Trim T?

Best regards
Erik

[James Tanner]

Hi Eric

Its a good question and it resulted from my experiences with the TREX speakers at shows and in my own listening rooms at home.
I just noticed that the dispersion and the bass smoothness of the TREX systems in any room I put them it was more balanced with better "Sound Power."
I believe it has to do with the "array" of the drivers and the placement of the woofers at both the floor level and the ceiling level. Most rooms suffer in the bass smoothness due to the standing waves and this arrangement seems to reduce that effect.
A TRUE LINE SOURCE speaker would be even better at this but that necessitates a floor to ceiling tall speaker to achieve - so the Line Array is a good option.
Maybe my next project will be a full Line-Source !

best
james

[James Tanner]

[dlevy]

I buy all my gear at Fred's and just got a great Demo from the team there on the Model T's - they sounded fantastic.

[James Tanner]

Hi Folks
A close up into the intricacies of the driver here in this photo. All our Bryston loudspeaker drivers are made in-house at the headquarters in Canada

[Chewbacca 319]

Hey James.

Any updates as to when all the new speakers will be releasing? Would love to see all the models, especially the new planned subs and two way bookshelfs. Also would like to know pricing.

[James Tanner]

Hi - we are approaching the finish line.
This week we are doing the final measurements in the Anechoic Chamber and blind listening tests.

best
james

[Chewbacca 319]

Hey James. I was watching a recent video of someone who went to Toronto audio fest and in one of their rooms they showed off the new KLH Kendall 2F tower speakers. I had to do a double take because the tweeter midrange and woofers in the tower look identical to those in the A series from bryston, not to mention their surrounds look identical to axiom surrounds (see pictures attached) is bryston or axiom building these speakers for KLH, or perhaps they are just sourcing drivers from you guys?

[James Tanner]

We are building all the KLH speakers.

 james

[James Tanner]

[James Tanner]

Hi Folks—please see the attached feedback on our new Bryston
T-10 Speaker.

These folks know what real instruments sound like!
http://www.camchestudio.ca/

[James Tanner]