@kota1 That was an interesting video about the cheep Sonus Faber crossover. Some of the people at the SF forum were agreeing that SF was not what they used to be. Like you say I just have to listen, hope that didn't apply to the Aida.
I like this guy on the video. This guy recognized that powered speakers with good parts were much better but the ultimate point is that speakers that are designed with an amp/driver in mind are much much better. people who want to mix and match components have more variability with an active speaker design. A powered design will last you several years, great. Some of the early Steinway speakers (Model D) are already getting old as far as tech. the speaker is fine but the components that feed it are getting obsolete and at $220k that's a little tough, but since they are passive and not powered that is at least some advantage. From what you have posted it seems that Bryston is doing things correctly. Do you remember when this conversation started immediately people mentioned cheep speakers, but that is not really what this forum is about I don't think it should be understood that this isn't the forum that is interested in cheep speakers. I've always appreciated PS Audio because they used to have a company philosophy that priced the components according to the cost of the parts, that makes a lot of sense.