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Posted by lancelot (A ) on June 15, 2008 at 19:56:11

In Reply to: "..a little bit thin, flat soundstage, mid-highs slightly aggressive." posted by AbeCollins on June 15, 2008 at 15:59:40:

Having had a lot of experience with Bryston ( although not the 2B SST) I have to say that the SST series ( I have the 3B SST) is a significantly different animal. They still retain the transparency and detail of the older designs but with an added naturalness that sets them apart from the older designs. The SST series is especially good at soundstaging ( look at the Stereophile reviews and others).

The older ST series, which I had, was, IMO, simply on the analytical side and needed a tube pre ,warmish speaker etc. to balance the sound.

The new 28 SST( I think that's the model) is actually getting rave reviews ( from 6 moons and others) for actually have a sweet top end.

It is rather strange that the negative qualities attributed the Brystons are routinely used to describe the earlier Nuforces that you liked so much - I don't mean that as a criticism, just an observation.

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