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Bryston Strikes Back.
20/6/2010
After the huge success of our reference BDA-1 Digital to Analogue converter from Bryston comes the BDP-1. For those who were seeking a hi-res DAC/file server with all the features of BDA-1, capable of hi-res USB file support & with the same rare sound qualities for the price asking of BDA-1: Here comes another “Swiss Army Knife” from Canada! The Bryston BDP-1 Player focuses ‘only’ on playing high resolution files and will support 16 bit and 24 bit files with the following sample rates: 44.1KHz, 48KHz, 88.2KHz, 96KHz, 176.4KHz & 192KHz. It accesses these digital files from a USB device – either thumb-drive or hard-drive (the CD of the 21’st century). All in one music servers have serious issues with noise and distortion so Bryston approach is to totally separate the 'digital processing' side of the procedure (playing music files) from the 'data management' (storage, handling, ripping etc.) side of the equation. The Bryston BDP-1 Digital Players single function is to play high-resolution digital music files without compromise using a USB drive. The BDP-1 does not contain a hard-drive (no moving parts) or streamer or CD player or ripper, or noisy fans and switching power supplies. ($2100). The BDP-1 does not contain a digital to analogue converter circuit, you must connect it to a great DAC via BNC or AES/EBU - it works as a dedicated server reading files via USB External Hard Disks.
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