What ST in Bryston 3B-ST means ?

Is there any differences between ST series and non-ST series ?
I've noticed that the price is quite different though...
What class Bryston amps are in ? If class A, are they supposed to be generating lot of heat ?

huywin9f28703-27-2001 1:24am

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huywin9f287 OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 2 posts 03-27-2001 at 03:41am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Thanks ! Great info. I auditioned Bryston with Dynaudio and the sound was still in my head for long time which I never felt before... What am I getting into ???.... By the way, does the amp get really hot under normal condition ?
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rgd Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 656 posts 03-27-2001 at 03:48am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete My 4B-ST get really warm to the touch especially after a long period running my 4ohm speakers and not a tear splitting decibels. Music transients, speaker impedences and amp location (in a cabinet) are just a few variables to take into consideration to determine if an amplifier will be quite warm -even class a/b amps

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