Bryston is great! however I need more power for my NHT VT-2.4 speakers which has a 88db sensitivity and are 6 ohms..Do you mean to say you can't adequately power a pair of 6 ohm/88db speakers with a Bryston 3B that outputs 120 wpc in 8/220 wpc into 4?
However they sound great with my other pair of ADS L810 speakers which are 88db and are 4 ohms...
I would like to buy an amp and spend about $1.000
What kind of room do you have - an auditorium?
Also, your ADS L-810's are 6 ohm nominal, 4 ohm minimum at 88db, an almost identical load as the NHT's. The Bryston would be more than enough for either of speakers in a normal sized room.
If whoever your borrowing the Bryston from won't sell it to you and you can't find a good used model, then I suggest the Parasound A23 - 125 wpc into 8 and 225 wpc into 4 and call it a day.
And it's exactly at your budget, $995 brand new.