Bryston b60r amplifier

[Vladimir]

Mystery solved. *wink*

 

[Al ears]

Do you happen to know if Peter Thomas is into tractor pulling?

No, but I think Vladimir is into leg-pulling....

 

[damonster]

Turned up today. had around a 2 hours listening session tonight.. Definitely keeping them. Silky smooth sound. A couple of more layers of depth in certain songs. Very neutral in which I thought would mean boring, but on the contrary just sounds cohesive and right.Nothing sounds pushed or strained. All of the instruments appear in their own space and all have a lovely organic decay to them. Before only main instruments had decay. pmc and bryston pair very well together .

 

[Vladimir]

*drinks*

 

[damonster]

Cheers Vlad!

 

[plastic penguin]

*good*

 

[damonster]

Cheers pp!

 

[nopiano]

Hope you have many years of music!

 

[insider9]

Would love a Bryston myself. Congrats!!!

 

[Electro]

Fantastic !

It is revealing that you mention that you can hear the decay of all the notes rather than just the loudest ones, this is one of my measures of a good amp and why Bryston's are such good revealing amplifiers.

The natural decay of musical note is just as important as the leading edge and any amplifier that preserves the whole transient from leading edge to sustain and then decay sounds far more musically realistic and easy to listen to.

Congrats on you new amp . *good*

 

[damonster]

Fantastic !

It is revealing that you mention that you can hear the decay of all the notes rather than just the loudest ones, this is one of my measures of a good amp and why Bryston's are such good revealing amplifiers.

The natural decay of musical note is just as important as the leading edge and any amplifier that preserves the whole transient from leading edge to sustain and then decay sounds far more musically realistic and easy to listen to.

Congrats on you new amp . *good*
[/quote . I have has speakers that totally dissappear before . This is the first time the PMCs have. What took me back is all the new tiny subtle bits of detail that weren't audible before even had decay and in their own space.

 

[Andrewjvt]

Fantastic !

It is revealing that you mention that you can hear the decay of all the notes rather than just the loudest ones, this is one of my measures of a good amp and why Bryston's are such good revealing amplifiers.

The natural decay of musical note is just as important as the leading edge and any amplifier that preserves the whole transient from leading edge to sustain and then decay sounds far more musically realistic and easy to listen to.

Congrats on you new amp . *good*

[/quote . I have has speakers that totally dissappear before . This is the first time the PMCs have. What took me back is all the new tiny subtle bits of detail that weren't audible before even had decay and in their own space.

All you are experiencing is good clean power (and plenty of reserves) with low noise floor enabling all the details to be preserved.

Its what i look for in an amp.
Enjoy your new toy

 

[Gazzip]

You basically have a Bryston BP20 pre and a 2B power in the same box with separate power supplies sharing a common ground. That good sir is a whole load of great stuff in a neat, rack friendly package. Really pleased for you. Now stop and don't look any further in to the PMC/Bryston rabbit hole. That way bankruptcy lies...

 

[damonster]

You basically have a Bryston BP20 pre and a 2B power in the same box with separate power supplies sharing a common ground. That good sir is a whole load of great stuff in a neat, rack friendly package. Really pleased for you. Now stop and don't look any further in to the PMC/Bryston rabbit hole. That way bankruptcy lies...

Thanks, Gazzip. Looking at your setup can see why. Lol. Wow!