bhouser
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| Bryston 14 B SST with Martin Logan SL3 speakers? Joe-I agree that Bryston's are great amps. I never would have bought 2 of them had I not believed that. My disappointment came when using the Brystons WITH MARTIN LOGANS. The Pass amps do not have the same character in my system - they just sound ... | |
| Bryston 14 B SST with Martin Logan SL3 speakers? In response to the other's comments and your question :1st off, I too live in a fairly 'dry county' when it comes to hi-end audio, so I have a limited base of equipment to listen to without driving 100 miles to audition. Are there better combinati... | |
| Bryston 14 B SST with Martin Logan SL3 speakers? Well, I had a Bryston 4B-ST running ML Aerius i's, and - though powerful - the combo didn't work that well. Both the Bryston and ML's tend towards a lean, highly-resolving sound, and together they were uncomfortable to listen to for any length of ... | |
| Help with pre/pro for Krell/B&K/Martin Logans I too have Aerius i's for my front speakers. I also use a Cinema center and Stylos rears, with a REL Storm sub. This has made a nicely-integrated HT.BUT - I refuse to give up quality 2-channel performance. I chose an Anthem AVM-20, and recently ha... | |
| Amp for use w/ REL Stentor III? Karl-An update on my Pass x-250 & REL situation-I tried the balanced input on the Storm to no avail. Connected as Sumiko recommended, there is hardly any low-level output from the sub at all. I have to assume from this that the Pass is not a d... | |
| Amp for use w/ REL Stentor III? Karl- I JUST bought a Pass Labs X-250 to go with Martin Logan speakers and an REL Storm series 1 sub. It replaced a Bryston 4B-ST. The Pass is a fully-balanced, differential amp as is yours, connected via XLR Shunyata Aries interconnects from my A... | |
| REL subs--Strata III or Storm III ?? I have a Storm III sub, which I auditioned against several other ST series subs, including Stadium and Strata. The tough part was the speakers it had to 'mesh' with - Martin Logans. Electrostatics are very fast, and subs tend to have a hard time w... |