Bryston Mini-A bookshelf speaker

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Pros:

Coordinated onand offaxis response, Custom drivers, Strong dual10inch sub

Cons:

Center not fully timbrematched, Not much to look at, Sub crossover limited to two settings

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Last revision on January 23, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Coordinated onand offaxis response, Custom drivers, Strong dual10inch sub

Reviewers Didn't Like

Center not fully timbrematched, Not much to look at, Sub crossover limited to two settings

Expert reviews and ratings

The Bryston Mini A offers refined performance and—though it's not obvious to the naked eye—serious build quality at a moderate...

By soundandvision.com on August 25, 2015

Bryston's Mini A speakers sound like they measure (or vice-versa): excellent. They render a wide soundstage and have a very open sound. The polar map tells the tale why. But I was also genuinely astounded by how stable and centered their imaging remained...

By Home Theater HiFi on March 09, 2015

The Bryston Mini A, at $1200 a pair, is a class leader. Bryston has clearly avoided fads and trendiness in the design and decided to just make an excellent speaker. Just a few obvious points however. They will do best in small to medium room, and on good...

By AVRev on February 23, 2015