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In Reply to: RE: In addition to the Sonore, the Bryston also does not posted by Dave_K on October 4, 2014 at 13:33:32
re: Bryston: It looks to me like an off the shelf mini-ITX computer with the usual commodity computer parts in it.
It is, but you pay mostly for the casework, imagined differentiation in the market, and a brand name.
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Totally uninformed, silly post. You have no idea what you are talking about.
And I am going to guess with great certainty you have never heard one.
"Totally uninformed, silly post. You have no idea what you are talking about."
You yourself said in an earlier post regarding Bryston and Auraliti, " I've posted about them at length. They have it right. Bryston thought so and uses their architecture for the BDP series."
And we've already proven in previous posts that Auraliti is based on a common mini-itx motherboard with PCI riser for horizontal mounting of an analog sound card (as shown below) or USB card.
Auraliti rear panel
Common mini-ITX motherboard. Note rear panel connector layout similarities
Abe you just like to be argumentative, and you have a history of doing so strictly based on conjecture.So your lack of response to my question undoubtedly means you have not heard the Bryston BDP series.
EVERYTHING matters, and Bryston has carefully chosen every aspect of their implementation, from yes, the case work, to circuit layout, to signal path, to parts choice.
Your argument is just nonsense. Does every amp that uses a KT120 tube sound the same? Does every speaker that uses a SEAS tweeter sound the same? Does every solid state amp that is Class A/B sound the same? Does every cable that uses WBT connectors sound the same?
Come of it. It really bugs you that a perfectly formed solution exists out there, doesn't it?
I replied to your post.
And no, I have not heard the Bryston.
Just setting the record straight with what you said about Auraliti and Bryston. Could sound nice, I don't know....
But based on your own comments they are indeed designed around common commodity PC components. Enjoy.
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