Sterophile's not so nice review of Bryston


On a curious note they reviewed the totl Bryston amp a couple of months ago and it did not get a glowing review. Well, the next month there were no Bryston ads !!!!. Makes ya wonder. I just wonder if any of the mags can give an unbiased review and still keep the ads? Corrupt as Wall Street huh? Pay pay me and I wont tell. Mike
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Reviews are about entertainment and money folks.

I've been saying this for years and it's never been more evident. As a matter of fact one of their staff called me out on this during a phone call. I stood my ground.

With all of the dirt, politics, and money in play I wouldn't trust any of these clowns reviewing a hearing aid for grannie.
>>04-04-10: Knownothing
I usually think that if you want to know what reveiwers really think, look at what they end up buying for themselves<<

That's an excellent point but please keep in mind what they buy is usually at a highly discounted price. The real question is would they buy the component at full retail? We will never know that.

It is also quite common, more than most folks realize, for reviewers to pay absolutely nothing for a given component. I represented a company some years ago who made it a practice to give the reviewer each component reviewed gratis. Count me out of that game.