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Product Highlight – Bryston A1 Speakers
Bryston A1 Speakers, $5000 Per Pair {47.5h, 9.25w, 17d, 70 lbs, 88 dB SPL, 4 ohms} Black Ash, Walnut Expresso, Walnut or Boston Cherry Bryston’s A1 is a phenomenal and TOUGH loudspeaker at the very popular price point of $5k per pair. Why should you consider A1 vs a thousand other speakers at this price point? Made In Canada With 20 Year…
Product Highlight – Bryston Trim T10 Speakers
Bryston Trim T10 Speakers, $10,000 Per Pair {60h, 10w, 16d, 83 lbs, 91 dB SPL, 4 ohms} In Each Tower: Two 6.5” Pure Aluminum woofers Two 6.25” Pure Aluminum midranges Two 1” Titanium tweeters Bryston’s Trim T10 towers go about their business with a more creative design brief than 99.9% of what our industry offers. Let’s take a look at the MO…
Product Highlight – Bryston Mini A Speakers
Bryston Mini A Speakers, $1665 Per Pair {15.5h, 8.5w, 8.25d, 87dB SPL, 4 ohms} 6.5” Pure Aluminum woofer, 3.5” Pure Aluminum Midrange, 1” Titanium tweeter Bryston’s Mini A stand mount speaker is a Swiss Army knife. It does so much, so well, that it can fit into a myriad of system applications. For openers, Mini A is a legit 3-way, built in…
Loudness War
The “Loudness War” refers to the increasing trend in music production to prioritize loudness over dynamic range, often at the expense of sound quality. ‘Dynamic Range’ is the difference between the quietest and loudest parts of a track. Compressing this range allows producers to make music sound louder, but it often results in a loss of depth, clarity, and emotional impact.
Bryston Middle T10s Earning Praise
This might have been one of the best-sounding setups at the show! Definitely in the top 3 for me. Here we have the Bryston Middle T10 loudspeakers, and they definitely filled the room. The sound was spacious, with excellent separation, and the detail across the whole frequency range was phenomenal…
Bryston BP19 Has Another Fan
My Bryston BP-19 is home and all set up. This unit is replacing my BP-25 that I had purchased in 1998. She goes a long way. It has been a great preamp and to the next owner she will shine. Now to the BP-19. I have been listening to music and various genres for about 8 hours now. This new preamp has all what the BP-25 had but after that she offers a lot more. I did not lose any off the low end I loved with the old pre amp I have also gained that punch I love that was not quit there before…
Speaker Landscape
There may be 500 speaker “companies” out there trying to do biz. How can you possibly navigate through the forest to find the right tree? We can help. By understanding how products are built, it’s not as complicated as it might seem on the surface- to find truly exceptional performance for your investment. Vendored Speakers For openers, I’m not interested in vendored…