In this this instance, I suspect it may have more to do with the age of the unit and potentially the non-Bryston work done on it. It really does sound excellent and I'm hopping to resolve it and keep the unit. At this point, it's only the green lights blinking and I have not seen anything (anywhere) on line with a condition similar.
Bryston 4B green clipping lights blinking
Hi,
Although not new to Audiogon (the site), I'm a newbie to both posting on the Forum and to equipment outside that created for the masses.
That said, I'm looking to achieve better sound in the house and recently purchased an older rebuilt Bryston 4B amp, an upgraded Apt Holman Preamp (from the Audiogon classifieds), Mirage M1 si speakers, a Marantz TT-15 turntable and various semi expensive interconnects and speaker cable. I have this system set up in a room that measures 18 feet by 38 feet.
While the system sounds as good as I had hoped (even under extremely loud settings), the amp LEDs continuously blink green when under even the slightest load. This is true even when inputting digital music via a Bluetooth module. Further, I'm using a higher end power conditioner on everything but the amp (I understand Bryston recommends a direct connection) and a stand alone 15 amp circuit with a proper ground. I wrote the seller and he tells me that older 4Bs do this.
Can anyone tell me if this is an ok condition?
thanks,
Rick
Although not new to Audiogon (the site), I'm a newbie to both posting on the Forum and to equipment outside that created for the masses.
That said, I'm looking to achieve better sound in the house and recently purchased an older rebuilt Bryston 4B amp, an upgraded Apt Holman Preamp (from the Audiogon classifieds), Mirage M1 si speakers, a Marantz TT-15 turntable and various semi expensive interconnects and speaker cable. I have this system set up in a room that measures 18 feet by 38 feet.
While the system sounds as good as I had hoped (even under extremely loud settings), the amp LEDs continuously blink green when under even the slightest load. This is true even when inputting digital music via a Bluetooth module. Further, I'm using a higher end power conditioner on everything but the amp (I understand Bryston recommends a direct connection) and a stand alone 15 amp circuit with a proper ground. I wrote the seller and he tells me that older 4Bs do this.
Can anyone tell me if this is an ok condition?
thanks,
Rick
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