And I’ll add the person I spoke to at Bryston has been there a long time, is knowledgeable as well as caring and a good listener. Have used him to troubleshoot in the past. Know and like him.
How AI fixed my Bryston integrated’s crashing problem
Okay…big breath. I have had amp crashing issues lately. So I relentlessly pursued this with AI. While it has stumbled along the way, and the path was long and circuitous, it has delivered me all the answers I need on a very complex topic. WARNING. It is very long over days. But I am posting it as it fully illustrates AI abilities and limitations in the sometimes very complicated world of audio. All of that is on full display here.
BTW, AI gave me the answers that Bryston tech support could not.
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...just moving my post here from the abandoned thread on this topic.. I’ve used AI to figure out a number of complicated issues that are waaay outside of my field and beyond my expertise. It has solved every one with a good solution and an equally good explanation of why it works along the way. You have to keep an eye on its logic as sometimes it takes a wrong turn, but I’ve always been able to notice it and steer it in the right direction. I’d imagine, at some not too distant future, AI will become much like the telephone in the 40s & 50s..sort of a stock household item. It’ll be a standard way of managing an increasingly specialized world. |
On page 2 of this thread: https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/eminent-technology-lft-8c-robert-greene-review?page=2 is another example of AI working through an question I had. I should have cleaned up the AI output before posting it..but.. next time. It was a very instructive lesson in speaker setup. The final calibration curve makes the setup in any room a breeze for anyone with the LFT speakers. |
Frankly, what you say does not really suffice. You claim a somewhat unsatisfactory experience with Bryston, then clam up about the conversation and the name of the Bryston rep. |
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