Bryston BDP-2 - is on my mind since last many months
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there is some story around this product from Bryston. CEO of Bryston asked his team create this product because they failed to do a good job on getting all data from NAS or their hard disk to their amps / dac. ...
(20-Feb-2015, 12:52)amabrok Wrote: [ -> ]And in view of the fact that Dialog is supposed to bring additional wireless functionality/streaming capabilities you may want to play it safe by either waiting for further clarity (if you can afford to wait) or maybe go with a working solution that you don't consider as a heavy investment. After all this is an area which is still in its early development phase and things are evolving and changing rapidly.
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although i wrote "Bryston BDP-2" I AM looking for low cost solution for sure. Because i believe digitals should not cost more.
I will do Airplay (itunes) from macbook air -> Airport Express wired to NAS -> Optical Tos link to Devialet until Dialog fully gets functional.
Also someon (Eric ?) on the forum said all hardware on Devialet (AIR platform) is ready its matter of software - i truly believe this.
the days of directly connecting NAS to Devialet USB port and HDD directly connected to USB days are just a firmware upgrade away. lets see how it goes.
I saw a Pioneer N-30 today, for £179 new. At that price you could almost buy one for a few months while you waited for Dialog, then throw it away or stick it on eBay. I doubt that it would be last word in sound quality though.
Hi Confused - Understood, but, NP30 is 500GBR, equivalent in India. Not worth.
(20-Feb-2015, 08:05)Jnan_devi Wrote: [ -> ]You are right!. forget about these guys. Problem for me (where i live) is, I dont get my hands on what is good in the market. everything has to be imported and they wont do until i pay fully. Hence i relay on the forums. This is a very decent forum. Or when i travel due to business i get to visit the audio store, pick up what is good in the market.
Eyeing for Bruston BDP1/2. I dont want to pay for what i dont use . Like DAC not needed in a system. Storage not needed in a system which is a part gets updated or moved to other storage mode etc. need a solid processor and a processor along.
i gonna delete this posting in a week.
Yes, go for the Bryston BDP-1, and use its AES/EBU output to feed a Devialet.
You will be amazed.
I think audioadvisor dot com still have new ones for $1,750, and I am sure that they will ship to you.
You can plug in USB sticks (accepts 256-GB ones with no problem) and external hard drives directly into it.
The sound that comes with it as a source is very analog-like and with a very quiet background through the AES/EBU.
(22-Feb-2015, 05:50)miro Wrote: [ -> ] (20-Feb-2015, 08:05)Jnan_devi Wrote: [ -> ]Eyeing for Bruston BDP1/2. I dont want to pay for what i dont use . Like DAC not needed in a system. Storage not needed in a system which is a part gets updated or moved to other storage mode etc. need a solid processor and a processor along.
i gonna delete this posting in a week.
Yes, go for the Bryston BDP-1, and use its AES/EBU output to feed a Devialet.
You will be amazed.
I think audioadvisor dot com still have new ones for $1,750, and I am sure that they will ship to you.
You can plug in USB sticks (accepts 256-GB ones with no problem) and external hard drives directly into it.
The sound that comes with it as a source is very analog-like and with a very quiet background through the AES/EBU.
Mira - Thanks! i wanted to read exactly this, the HDD (mem stick) directly connected to any processor. Bristol website not great.
Do they have their app which controls the BDP-x ? and how is it ? can you do all the songs listing "Q"-ing etc?
live in India (shipping issues etc). I keep travelling to US (3-4 times in a year), I can pick it up there. any suggestions ? online link or dealer in Oregon/CA?