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In Reply to: Torus posted by amdan on March 19, 2007 at 00:36:28:
I one had a Bryston 4B-ST power amp, and replaced it with an InnerSound ESL-300. The InnerSound was not built to the same standards as the Bryston for chassis rigidity, but was a much better-sounding amp.The photographs in the pdf brochure make me think the Torus line suffers from the same "all * sounds the same" engineering blindness as the power amps, where * could mean wire, outlets, plugs, chassis metal, etc.
The basic ideas for the design of the transformers look good, and these devices will address some of the noise issues, but the implementation uses parts that will impose bad sonic flavors on a revealing audio system. Bryston may not be able to hear this if they limit their evaluations to systems using their own amps.
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- I see a lot of opportunities for improvement. - Al Sekela 10:20:14 03/19/07 (0)
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