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.
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. |
@tlcocks let’s be clear… This is not an amplifier issue… This is a wiring issue. |
Yes yes it is a hot signal issue. I’ve learned to tame it. It’s not an amp issue. It’s how a pro piece w inherent hot signal interacts with my amp. And no, I don’t expect Mike at Bryston to know much about putting transformer balanced +4 dbu gear in his integrated tape loop. So I hold nothing against him. You have pulled me in the weeds. My point was AI was extremely helpful, no, critical to my understanding and preventing protective auto shutdowns. Yes AI got off on the wrong track but I was able to redirect it. And ultimately it got me where I needed to go. Now with Audience vs stock PCs I both attenuate and boost to keep line level. It works. Had a friend over today for 2 hours of listening. He said everything sounded fabulous. And not a single amp glitch let alone shutdown. THANKS AI! |
