Bryston speakers

MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: Bryston Welcomes Another Speaker Dealer

June 2014

We would like to welcome ‘Performance Home Theatre, Sanger California’ as our latest Bryston Speaker Dealer.

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MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: Bryston Welcomes Another Speaker Dealer

June 2014

We would like to welcome ‘EAR NETWORKS in NEW YORK’ as our latest Bryston Speaker Dealer:

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MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: Bryston Welcomes Another Speaker Dealer

June 2014

We would like to welcome ‘DEDICATED AUDIO in SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA’ as our latest Bryston Speaker Dealer:

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MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: DEALER FEEDBACK

Jul 1, 2014


Hi James,

Here’s the Photo!

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I love the new sound of the Bryston Speakers.

The sound stage has expanded with a seamless smooth performance.

The Model T’s have an effortless energy that really leaves you feeling refreshed afters hours of listening.

Bryston speakers are a clear break through in Home Theater.

Thank You James Tanner


James Kliewer
Custom Home Theaters
USA
 
MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: - Bryston Speakers - Birth & Evolution

July 2014

HI Folks,

Please see below a link to a recent article about the birth and evolution of the Bryston Loudspeakers written by David McCallum.

Report on Bryston?s T-Series Loudspeakers | My HiFi Life

David is a 20-year audio professional who works as a Sound Designer and Supervising Sound Editor for films and television. A partner at Tattersall Sound & Picture in Toronto, David has traveled the world to practice his craft, spending time at studios in Paris, London, Sao Paulo, San Francisco, Reykjavík and Amsterdam.

David’s complete profile can be found here:

About | My HiFi Life
 

MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: - Bryston Speakers - Birth & Evolution

July 2014

HI Folks,

Please see below a link to a recent article about the birth and evolution of the Bryston Loudspeakers written by David McCallum.

Report on Bryston’s T-Series Loudspeakers | My HiFi Life

David is a 20-year audio professional who works as a Sound Designer and Supervising Sound Editor for films and television. A partner at Tattersall Sound & Picture in Toronto, David has traveled the world to practice his craft, spending time at studios in Paris, London, Sao Paulo, San Francisco, Reykjavík and Amsterdam.

David’s complete profile can be found here:

About | My HiFi Life



Great article! I had the opportunity to audition the Model T passives last week and must say all of David's accolades as well as the many other reviews and postings I found to be true so I won't repeat them here. If that's not enough the T's were standing right next to a pair of Revel Ultima Salon 2's. I was able to A/B them point blank. The Salons are a wonderful speaker and quite a piece of audio bling to be sure. Although they do some things better, the T's more than hold their own in all categories at 40% the price of the Salons. Their build quality is excellent and the standard Boston Cherry wood finish is beautiful. Standing next to the Salons did not diminish either.

My short list to replace the Infinity 9 Kappas are the above two, Marten Django XL, ML Summit X or Montis and Acoustic Zen Crescendo. I am now leaning heavily toward the T's. That being said David commented near the end of his article that the Model T Signatures are the best sounding Bryston Speaker currently. This begs the question for me as to what sound improvements the outboard X over makes over the passives. I don't see ever going to the active upgrade so my decision as to whether to go with the passives or Signatures would be strictly sound quality.

If anyone can shed some light on this I sure would appreciate it. I know it's been discussed before early on but I'm thinking by now more people have been able to compare the two.

95DYNA
 
MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: Distributor Feedback - MINI A SPEAKER

Hello James,

The Bryston Model A Mini goes in the Bryston philosophy - the performance first. The speaker looks rather ordinary. It does not come with a grille* and you can see the hex screws protruding from the front panel (larger Bryston speakers look much nicer, though, especially in wood veneer).

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But once your hear the speaker, you forget about this quickly. Mini A needs about 20 - 30 hours of burn-in. Then it presents an unbelievably clean and balanced sound. The bass range is definitely present and subjectively goes well below the 60 Hz specification stated. The range is very clean with no bass bloom or bass peaks, which are often used in small speakers to beef up the bass (at a cost of distortion and unevenness).

The midrange also has a surprisingly low distortion for this price range. In comparison with twice as expensive loudspeaker from a well respected manufacturer, the voices and instruments sounded clearly more natural and closer to their real sound.

The highs benefit from the use of the new version of Bryston tweeter, which could be found even in the top-of-the-range Bryston Model T. The spatial presentation of instrument images is great. The subjective sensitivity of the speaker is relatively low but it can play at quite high volume in a small room. The dynamic capability also goes beyond its price range.

In conclusion – again in the range of small bookshelf speakers, Bryston is again very successful with this Mini A loudspeaker!

Vaclav Skarda
Distributor, Czech Republic

*The Mini A speaker does have a grill available now.
 
Hi Folks

The below comments are what in my opinion this business is all about!

MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: Mini Ts have breathed new life into my recordings

July 2014

Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2014
Subject: Speakers: Mini Ts

In January I had the good fortune (as it turned out) to be encouraged to audition a pair of Mini T speakers.

I admit that beforehand I was a bit skeptical as I'd always known Bryston primarily for it power amplification expertise. Long story short is that once I head the Mini Ts there was no turning back.

A few days ago I bought a pair of the Bryston speakers and they have changed the way I hear music. Since buying the Mini Ts I've had a bit of time to listen to them and everything I remember from my January audition has come back in all of its textured and rich sonic detail.

Simply put, these speakers make music soar. The sound-stage they present the listener is deep, wide and perfectly balanced. The speakers give an amazing sense of presence to the music (as in you are there live). One of the most enjoyable things the Mini Ts have done is breathed new life into my favorite recordings by presenting the music fully and as it was recorded with all of its nuance, power and dynamics.

I am very glad I auditioned the Mini Ts, and I am extremely glad I now own a pair.

Sincerely,
Charles Morrisey
 
MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: Bryston Model T Speakers – GLOSS FINISH

July 2014

Hi Folks,

I am pleased to announce that we will be offering White and Black Gloss finishes on all our Model T Series speakers.

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White Gloss Model T’s Shown Above

As you may know Gloss finishes require much more labour as they require many multiple coats of paint to be applied and sanding and smoothing in between each coat. As a result there will be approximately a 40% premium on the Gloss finish versions of all the Model T Series speakers.

james
 
HI Folks,

Sneak Peek:

Have an excellent review coming shortly on the Bryston Middle T speakers in Home Theater Review magazine by Brent Butterworth.

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Performance:

I’m just gonna cut to the chase and say that the Middle T sounded so good that I listened to it mostly just for pure pleasure.

Whenever I picked up a new (or old) record or bought a new download off Amazon, I was always eager to hear how it sounded through the Brystons. That’s not usually the case with speakers I have in for review; typically I focus on getting the review done so that I can get back to my (EDIT).
 
Hi James,

Hope you are doing well. The tweeters seemed to have passed the break-in period. I was expecting more or better treble, and instead witnessed a significant personality change of the speakers. It's like another dimension was added. The added sense of air, reality, clarity, space, and definition is really incredible - both in stereo and surround sound.

You and your team have exceeded expectations again - thank you, well done!

Respectfully,
Marc


Thanks Marc,

The new tweeter is much better at producing energy on and off axis and the resonance point has been lowered substantially so I agree it manifests itself on a much more dimensional sonic presentation. Enjoy!!

james
 
Hi John

I do not see an active Middle T in the future as active systems are not very popular and they are much more complicated to put together for people.

I would say about 30 hours on the break-in time.

No not a QC issue - the new tweeters were a redesign and replaced the older style tweeters.

james
 
Hi Folks,

Sneak Peek:

Sound and Vision magazine in the USA did a review on a complete Bryston Speaker Surround System. Mini T's (L.R.), AC-1 Mini Center, Mini A's (Surrounds) and Mini T Sub.

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COMMENT:

With final placement settled, what I encountered was exceptionally neutral, uncolored reproduction, with as complete an absence of discrete response anomalies as I’ve ever heard.
 
James Tanner - Bryston said:
Hi John

I do not see an active Middle T in the future as active systems are not very popular and they are much more complicated to put together for people.

james
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Hi James,

That's a shame. I guess Linn Products have this market pretty well sewn-up, where active systems are more like compulsory rather than simply being popular. If I remain with boxes, as opposed to Magneplanars for instance, I'll just have to keep an eye out for an old pair of Linn Espeks and see where I go from there.
 
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