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Old 01-08-2014, 10:59 AM
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The Bryston room was best sound for the buck so far.

James and his team once again have done an amazing job at a show. Their room was rocking.

The Middle T's were sounding crazy good for $4695 and as always, the 28sst2's impress!

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I need to ask this as it has been nagging me for some time. Why are you using the 28Bsst2s with the Model Ts? I think the 28s are truly world class but quite out of line with Model T pricing. I would have thought the 4Bsst2 would be more in line.
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Perhaps for the same reason people use ungodly expensive amps on little monitor speakers that cost 1/10 the price...

In other words: why not?

(Hey... maybe they just had the extra pair of 28s floating around and called 'em back for the show.)
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Old 01-09-2014, 12:13 AM
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I need to ask this as it has been nagging me for some time. Why are you using the 28Bsst2s with the Model Ts? I think the 28s are truly world class but quite out of line with Model T pricing. I would have thought the 4Bsst2 would be more in line.
Its a good question Jim and typically I do because most people never get to see or hear a 28B as they are rarely stocked by dealers and I find this gives me the opportunity to expose them.

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Its a good question Jim and typically I do because most people never get to see or hear a 28B as they are rarely stocked by dealers and I find this gives me the opportunity to expose them.

james
hmm, that's a very good point. I bought my 28's sight unseen/unheard for that very reason, you just never see them. I have actually never come across a 7B for that matter either. The 4 and 3 are the popular ones at dealerships.
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...I have actually never come across a 7B for that matter either. The 4 and 3 are the popular ones at dealerships.
I demoed a pair of used 7B's and still think they were in the category of the top 3 or 4 best amps I've ever heard. Why I passed on them still haunts me today. I guess I just didn't feel I deserved all that capability, thinking like most with a modest setup that I'd be crazy to go beyond the 4, or even the 2. If you get a chance, have a listen one day. They are quite compelling.
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Oh I plan on not only doing that but purchasing 3 of them to go with my pair of 28's I want all monos for my speakers. I always loved the concept of a mono amp and finally started on the road of incorporating them into my system. I'm loving the 28's so far. Here in the winter they nicely act as heaters, I'm a bit concerned about the summer though, she's going to be toasty.
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It was good to see and hear James Tanner's Bryston Middle T ($4,500 for the pair) full range speakers in an elegant natural cherry vinyl veneer. The 4 Ohm speakers were powered by Bryston's 28BSST amps, and digital sources from the BDA-2 and BDP-2 digital player. The new Middle T features two 8" woofers with the 5.25" mid-range and 1" tweeter. I also liked the out-rigger adjustable spiked feet.

I will honestly say, this is the best sounding Bryston speaker to date. Tremendous depth, rich and transparent. The room offered a wide soundstage.

Very worthy of consideration for one of the best speakers I've heard today.

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Old 01-11-2014, 02:53 AM
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From: Marc Richman
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Thanks again for blowing or minds at the CES Show


Hi James,

Neither of us has gotten home yet, but we were so blown away by your demo, that I decided it would be foolish to wait to own a model T pair, in black ash please.

By the way, does T stand for Tanner?

Thanks again for entertaining Joy and me.

Best,
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Old 01-11-2014, 03:24 AM
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SOME OF THE BEST SOUND I HEARD AT THE SHOW!

Bryston Makes a "Normal" Speaker: the Middle T Tower | Sound & Vision

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