The cubed series seems to have thickened the house sound of the Bryston line to add more tone and heft to the sound versus earlier versions. I will just say this — I bought a Bryston BP6 because it was supremely transparent and provided the most unvarnished and clear, 3D soundstage I’d ever heard in my system, by far. If you’re looking for no coloration and an expansive 3D soundstage, go for a used BP26 and you’ll be thrilled. If you’re looking for more flesh on the bones, go for a VAC or deHavilland kinda thing with tubes if you’re not opposed to that. Just depends what sound characteristics you’re after. But, if soundstage and transparency are your primary goals, get a BP26 and you’ll be thrilled.
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