I don't like Bryston 4BST as much

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lol great song.

well i think its something to do with the fact that I say which equipment I do and dont like and why. I have my own taste and my view is no more valid than any ones. Its also no less valid and that seems to annoy some people. If I dont like a piece of kit and someone else does - fair play to them. they made the right choice for them. tastes differ. my decision and taste in no way undermines theirs.

what is "hifiplush?"
 
brizonbiovizier said:
Indeed they are the most dynamic amps I have ever heard. I am waiting for the more dynamic alternative to be revealed as a tube amp or something ;-)
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Try something like a C.A.T JL2 or Jadis JA500's. That will give you an idea of real dynamics and reveal the shortcomings I allude to.
 
valves? I will keep an eye for them but I suspect they are hard to come accross. anything more common I have a chance of hearing?
 
Tony, much as I like the Jadis, the CAT does kick it's ass at only 25% of the nominal power output.

I can't recommend anything you might find at your local Studio outfitters no Bio, you need to visit some real hifi shops and listen to some top systems.
 
Odd, I much prefer the Jardis, the Cat I find some what cumbersome, but then I'm odd :D
I mean I find CJ/Krell/M/Levvy/Bat/Lamm/halcrow must unmuisc like.
THough as has been pointed out many, many,many, many, many times (files un zipping :D ) before, we all like different stuff for different reasons. T.
 
Not too sure if they were the 500's, are we taking the mono's now?, they were paired with a Oracle 2000 T & D and some rather nice if odd looking horns.
Clients system, most decent workmanship I might add. T
 
oh merlin dont be fecetious - i dont go to studio outfitters. What are walrus if not a proper hifi shop? isnt the CAT stocked by "sounds of music"? terrible shop.

I agree with sloppie about CJ/Krell/Levvy/Bat
 
Tony, I doubt they were JA500's. Teamed with a pair of horns, they might be a little overkill - not to mention their potential for destroying the speakers in double quick time.
 
oh god hate to think what they must be like from that mag - who is the mafia there?
 
brizonbiovizier said:
oh god hate to think what they must be like from that mag - who is the mafia there?
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From the forum's website:

'The owners of HiFiPlus.org would like to state that this discussion forum has absolutely no affiliation or business links with the magazine Hifi+ and its websites www.hifiplus.co.uk and www.hifiplus.com'

There is no mafia, it's all in your mind. Of course, I could be just trying to lull you into a false sense of security.

(PS: as any fule kno, it's the Masons rather than the Mafia who control all these hifi fora anyway).
 
Ah right easy to make mistake. Assumed it was a mag forum.

Yes you are lulling me ;)
 
brizonbiovizier said:
Ah right easy to make mistake. Assumed it was a mag forum.

Yes you are lulling me ;)
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You are feeling veeeery sleeeepy ......

Acksherly I assumed it was mag-related till I visited the site. Surely some breach of copyright must be involved?
 
I have a new pair of 7BSST running into some large PMC IB2. I've been listening an awful lot for the last couple of months. I am still amazed at their natural sound, extension, scale, fun etc. It's like a real live band in my lounge. I am 100% happy and doubt I'll ever want to change this combo. I suspect as these two products were designed specifically for each other their resulting sound is far better than would be achieved by random component partnering.

Happy listening & continued circular arguing. :D
 
There are some mega PMC's on ebay now, for a mere 13k. Looks like they were used in an awesome studio setup. As able as they must be, I really don't require any more volume, scale, extension, or anything else really. Perhaps if I had a sports hall sized listening area and no girlfriend to bend my ear, maybe. :MILD:
 
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