Why Active: Bryston’s ‘Active’ speakers come even closer to the ideal power response without sacrifices to on-axis response. Power response is the weighted measure of a loudspeaker’s total energy. It is not sufficient to simply design for flat on-axis response.

By ensuring that power response tracks the more narrowly defined listening window closely, we can ensure that the room’s contribution to the final sound is beneficial, not destructive.

Bryston’s Active Loudspeakers leverage the incredible power of our DSP engine to enable our engineers to optimize both listening window and sound power at once. These are often competing ideals. Now listeners can have truly neutral in-room response across the whole spectrum.

Select Your Speakers: Bryston offers all our T10 models of speakers in Active versions. Each loudspeaker is expertly constructed in Canada and finished by talented craftsmen in the fine wood of your choosing. No internal crossover is present, Each driver section is powered directly from the attached amplifier.

Whichever you pick, expect realistic tone, lifelike three-dimensional space, and incredible clarity. All models are protected by Bryston’s legendary 20-year warranty.

Power and ease meet grace and nuance in the Bryston Middle T10​ loudspeaker. The understated style and neat proportions yet extraordinary performance of this model make it ideally suited for home theater or stereo use in rooms that demand world-class fidelity without the towering visual dominance of our largest floor-standing models.

PERFORMANCE The Middle T10 offers astonishing impact and clarity for a loudspeaker of its size. Anticipate startling presence, deep and tight bass, and clear, truthful midrange and upper frequencies. The Middle T delivers a level of performance that is unqualified by size or price.

DRIVERS Deep bass extends to 33Hz thanks to twin 8-inch custom woofers loaded in a rear-ported cabinet. Bryston’s proprietary midrange and tweeter ably replay their respective ranges with absolute accuracy in tone and detail. Both the midrange and woofers feature special ceramic-coated aluminum diaphragms, long throw suspensions, and very powerful motors. A lightning-fast titanium dome tweeter achieves remarkable detail due to uncommon strength-to-weight ratio.

ENCLOSURE Though not as tall as the Model T10, the footprint and construction philosophy remain the same. The extensively braced cabinet boasts 3/4-inch thick walls. A massive 1½-inch thick baffle ensures that the only sound you hear from these speakers comes from the unique set of purpose-built drivers.

ACCESSORIES Black fabric grilles are standard. Also included as standard equipment are padded furniture feet, carpet spikes, and binding post-wrench. Also available are attractive and functional outriggers with larger spikes which increase the stability of the loudspeaker.

Power and ease meet grace and nuance in the Bryston Trim T10.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Enclosure Reflex / Vortex
  
• Max Amp RMS Wattage 700 Watts
  
• Min Amp Power 30 Watts
  
• Freq Resp +/-3dB 32 Hz- 20 kHz
  
• Impedance (Ohms) 4
  
• SPL in Room 1w/1m 91 dB
  
• SPL Anechoic 1w/1m 87 dB
  
• X-Over 250 Hz & 2 kHz
  
• Tweeter Dual 1" Titanium
  
• Midrange Dual 5.25"
  
• Woofer Dual HP 6.5"
  
• Dimensions H W D (inches) 60" x 10" x 16"
  
• Dimensions H W D (mm) 1520 x 260 x 410
  
• Weight (lbs) each 83
  
• Weight (kg) each 38

BOOKSHELF as a category technically fits the Mini T form factor, but perhaps it is better described as a compact loudspeaker. At nearly two feet tall and 42 pounds, its heft may be out of place beside your collection of literature.

PERFORMANCE Size isn’t the point of pride with the Mini T, the smallest of the T Series. Unusually for a bookshelf or stand-mounted loudspeaker, this is a 3-way monitor featuring a high-power 8-inch bass driver. Like its larger siblings, dynamics and low frequencies are reproduced with a realistic sense of scale typically sacrificed when purchasing small speakers.

DRIVERS Even in a relatively small package, Bryston’s custom 8-inch woofer, midrange, and tweeter fit neatly on the front baffle. Bandwidth remains wide plunging to 33Hz in the bass region to 20kHz on top. Each driver is powered by FEA-optimized motor systems and assembled in an ultra-rigid die-cast aluminum chassis which resists sympathetic vibrations that would otherwise feedback through the front of the drivers.

ENCLOSURE Though small, the Mini T espouses each of the cabinet construction principles found in all other models in the T Series. Heavy walls and a double-thick front baffle are anchored securely by a robust bracing lattice. Like other Bryston speakers, the Mini T is virtually uncolored by enclosure or port resonances.

ACCESSORIES Magnetically attached black fabric grilles are standard. With the speaker comes padded feet and spikes each of which may be screwed into threaded inserts found at the base of the loudspeaker. Padded feet (pictured left) are suitable for protecting hard surfaces beneath the speaker from damage. Spikes provide a sturdy coupling to softer shelf materials. Also available are custom stands that elevate the speaker from the floor to the ideal listening height. Each stand has a heavy cast base and the columns can be filled with weights (available from Bryston) for extra damping and stability.

BOOKSHELF ... similar to the Mini T10 but with an even more versatile footprint with unmatched audio reproduction value.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Enclosure Reflex / Vortex
  
• Max Amp RMS Wattage 500 Watts
  
• Min Amp Power 10 Watts
  
• Freq Resp +/-3dB (Hz) 45 Hz-20 kHz
  
• Impedance (Ohms) 8
  
• SPL in Room 1w/1m 91 dB
  
• SPL Anechoic 1w/1m 87 dB
  
• X-Over 250 Hz & 2 kHz
  
• Tweeter Single 1" Titanium
  
• Midrange Single 5.25"
  
• Woofer Single HP 6.5"
  
• Dimensions H W D (inches) 19x9.3x10.5
  
• Dimensions H W D (mm) 483x236x267
  
• Weight (lbs) each 26
  
• Weight (kg) each 12
  

In physics, a point source is an energy source with negligible dimensions – a tiny, singular point in space where the energy emanates. In physics terms, a true point source speaker would be infinitely small with the ability to produce frequencies from 20Hz to 20kHz.

Most speakers approximate this performance by using single drivers or coax drivers or in most cases 2 or 3-way drivers clustered together as close as physically possible.

A point source speaker's sound expands away from the speaker as an ever-enlarging sphere.

Unlike the line array system or an omni a point source speaker radiates sound in a spherical pattern.