Toronto Audio Show 2016 - Bryston Demo

MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: Bryston Demo ... TAVES 2016

The Bryston Room sounded really good. Great set-up, and not with a super high-end price tag.

This room sounded better than some of the ones I've seen and heard in the mega-buck range!


A closer look at Bryston's Model T in the tri-amplified mode with the new electronic crossover that allows choosing your own amp ... or theirs, of course.

This system did not sound as grandiose as others at the show, but it did sound more natural/organic, not contrived, put-on with exaggerated sonic elements to get one's attention. This was great audio!

Great job Bryston!


Ernie Fisher
Inner Ear Magazine.
 
MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: TAVES Hi-Fi Show 2016 – Bryston Demo

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BRYSTON BAX-1 Digital Electronic Crossover


I ended up making it to the show on Sunday.

The Bryston room had their Model T speaker running with their new digital crossover. Triamped.

The digital crossover has their discrete input circuitry and their discrete output circuitry. Which automatically puts it a step beyond all other digital crossovers I've dealt with.

This combo ended up being one of the best sounds at the show.

I (currently) personally do not like digital crossovers, at all, as none of them are close enough to being done right. Until now.

This is the closest I've heard yet, when compared to analog/passive that is done right.


Teo Audio
 
MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: Bryston Demo ... TAVES 2016

TAVES 2016 report

Bryston

Bryston of Peterborough, Ontario had an entire room of their awesome stuff.

For some reason I never paid much attention to Bryston. Shame on me, them being a local brand with a world class equipment. And this room was a proof of that.

The sounds coming out of Model T speakers were excellent. Great imaging, clean tight bass and detailed highs.

And what's even more pleasing is that Bryston equipment doesn't cost a fortune and can hold its own against the brands that are tens of thousands of dollar more expensive.

For more info visit Bryston Limited: Music for a Generation.

Alex G
HIFIALEX
 
My thanks to Audio Eden for using our new Bryston Turntable and Digital Front end at the recent Toronto Audio Show - comments on sound from Six Moons Magazine..

MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: TAVES – Audio Eden Demo

Mike Hamelin from Audio Eden had carefully assessed his room and matched for maximum music capability.
His Kharma Elegance S7s mated to Nagra pre and power amplification and,


Bryston Turntable and Dynavector cartridge analog source and Bryston/Nagra digital front end were absolutely stunning.


Mr. Hamelin is a master setup man and he did himself proud here. Unforced and powerful music danced in this room with abandon.
 
MEMO: To All Bryston Customers
SUBJECT: Bryston Demo - Toronto Audio Show

November 2016

One of the first rooms I visited was home to Bryston, the great Canadian manufacturer of high-end audio products and accessories.

Taking a larger room than last year, the system had adequate room to breathe, while leaving space for fans to congregate.

James Tanner was seated in front of a system that obviously sported something new.

Though the speakers were the now familiar Bryston Model T Signatures, the usual external crossovers weren’t being used; rather, Bryston’s all-new BAX-1 active DSP external electronic crossover) was in play, paired to the new Cubed series amplifiers. A pair of 3B3 amplifiers were driving the highs and mids, with a pair of 7B3 driving the bass drivers. Their BP26 preamplifier with MPS-2 power supply was in control with a BDP-2 digital player and BDA-3 DAC serving as the source.

The active system sounded clearer, more detailed and more open than I’ve heard the Model T perform in past.

George de Sa
NOVO Magazine
 
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