Bryston 4B-ST or 4B-NRB?


Anybody had experience on both of the 4B? How much difference between them? Thanks for all the replies.
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Showing 1 response by sdcampbell

There is a substantial improvement in the circuit design of the 4B-ST (the "ST" stands for Stuart Taylor, the electrical engineer who designed the new circuitry). The 4B-ST has roughly an order of magnitude less THD and IMD than the NRB, which is audibly noticeable on well-recorded CD's. To my ear, the "ST" version is also more dynamic, with greater transparency, better bass response, and improved treble.