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In Reply to: RE: I was. posted by Tony Lauck on June 26, 2009 at 11:12:33
In this instance I have to rely on the veracity of bjh's observations - ie. they are presented in such a way that indicates it's not a one time observation and have been repeatable in a variety of different situations. At least that was my take on the wording of his opinion of Bryston equipment.
In my normal work environment when issues come up the first thing I like to do is to witness them. Whether this occurs in the lab or I reproduce them at my desk kind of depends on the importance and severity of the issue.
I agree with your take it could be a defective unit and the defect could be for one of any number of reasons. However and again - the comments I'm relying upon indicate this is the normal performance one achieves from the Bryston amplifiers in question.
Often when I get to the lab or reproduce the issues as described by a customer, technician, marketeer or even other engineer the issue is actually quite different than the description. I'm giving bjh the benefit of the doubt for the purposes of this conversation.
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