the totem is a more dynamic speaker than the old school signet, which is power hungry like older ar and advent models. the b60 is very, very balanced, and should mate nicely with the totems....even at low volume.
moving up from Bryston B-60
I take it that power alone isn't reason to move to higher quality int amp, or to separates. When I turn my Bryston to 1pm, I can't imagine listening at any louder volume.
That being said, the music coming out of my speakers at that volume is considerably "better" than at normal listening level (~10-11 o'clock).
Does better amplification produce better quality sound at lower volumes?
Also, I've read where people use their B-60 as a preamp ... does this make sense, or can I get same quality preamp at lower price (and be able to use that money toward amp)?
That being said, the music coming out of my speakers at that volume is considerably "better" than at normal listening level (~10-11 o'clock).
Does better amplification produce better quality sound at lower volumes?
Also, I've read where people use their B-60 as a preamp ... does this make sense, or can I get same quality preamp at lower price (and be able to use that money toward amp)?
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