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Thiel Audio, Bryston Debut Products at EHX Spring
Thiel shows SCS4T freestanding speaker and Bryston debuts SP-3 pre/pro.
Thiel Audio and Bryston, partners in Demo Alley at EHX Spring, debuted new products during their live demos.
Thiel showed the SCS4T, a small footprint floorstanding version of its SCS4 bookshelf loudspeaker that uses the same driver configuration, cabinet volume and crossover network as the SCS4.
The difference, according to Ken Dawkins, VP of North American Sales, is the SCS4T's integrated stand that allows installers to use the speakers as a freestanding solution without adding stands to accommodate their in-room placement.
Dawkins says the SCS4T will be available soon with a targeted price below $3,000 per pair.
Bryston is showcasing a prototype of its SP-3 preamplifier/processor in a home theater system they are sharing with Thiel, SIM2, XLO/Ultra Link and Vutec.
James Tanner, vice president of Bryston, says the new pre/pro will be available soon in two versions: one with video processing and another with video pass-thru that allows the pre/pro owners to use existing processing solutions.
The pre/pro will include HDMI and audio processing for Dolby TrueHD and DTS Master Audio, as well as upgraded components and other standard Bryston technologies.
Thiel showed the SCS4T, a small footprint floorstanding version of its SCS4 bookshelf loudspeaker that uses the same driver configuration, cabinet volume and crossover network as the SCS4.
The difference, according to Ken Dawkins, VP of North American Sales, is the SCS4T's integrated stand that allows installers to use the speakers as a freestanding solution without adding stands to accommodate their in-room placement.
Dawkins says the SCS4T will be available soon with a targeted price below $3,000 per pair.
Bryston Prototype Pre/Pro
Bryston is showcasing a prototype of its SP-3 preamplifier/processor in a home theater system they are sharing with Thiel, SIM2, XLO/Ultra Link and Vutec.
James Tanner, vice president of Bryston, says the new pre/pro will be available soon in two versions: one with video processing and another with video pass-thru that allows the pre/pro owners to use existing processing solutions.
The pre/pro will include HDMI and audio processing for Dolby TrueHD and DTS Master Audio, as well as upgraded components and other standard Bryston technologies.
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Robert Archer, Senior Editor, CE Pro
Bob is an audio enthusiast who has written about consumer electronics for various publications within Massachusetts before joining the staff of CE Pro in 2000. Bob is THX Level I certified, and he's also taken classes from the Imaging Science Foundation (ISF) and Home Acoustics Alliance (HAA). In addition, he's studied guitar and music theory at Sarrin Music Studios in Wakefield, Mass.
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The SP-3 is still a prototype?