Any Bryston 4B3 amp owners out there?

I used to own a 4b3 for about a month or so, did not find that it was a good match for my Rethm Saadhana speakers. I found it too blend and too mechanical sounding and a little too colourful for my taste.  It was also pulling to the left a little which I found strange, and I noticed that when I switched from Kharmas to Rethm (it was pulling to the left with Rethm).  My only explanation was that I did not notice this with Kharma since they were 89db and Rethm are more sensitive at 103db. Anyways I switched to an Italian brand and my system sang. Just my two cents.

My system:
dedicated 20 amp line
Furman REF20i power conditioner
PS Audio P600 power conditioner for digital gear set to output AC sine at 110Hz
All Pangea power cords
Bryston 4B-SST² amp
Kimber 8TC speaker wires, double runs fluffed open with cotton insert
Magnepan 3.6 speakers
Bryston BP-26 preamp
Kimber KS1116 7 meter IC pre to amp
Audio Research Sp-15 preamp I use just for the tubed phono
Cardas Parsec IC SP-15 to BP-26
Kuzma Stabi/Stogi S TT with Dynavector 17D3 cartridge
Kuzma arm OEM IC
Sony SCD777ES
Kimber KS1016 IC from Sony to BP-26
Adcom DA700
Kimber KS1016 from Dac to BP-26
Various 5 disk changers/toslink
Behringer DEQ2496 from one changer to DAC via generic AES/EBU IC

I also own a Rega P5 TT with a Benz Glider to Bryston phono box, but it just sounds lean of late (My guess is the suspension is stiffened up?) and I never use it, just sits there. I LOVE the Kuzma!

That is some kind of system- elizabeth
Happy Listening!

I went to my local hi-fi store to audition the Bryston with B&W 805d3 and 804d3 speakers. Must admit I was quite disappointed. However, it was also my first listen to the d3’s so I wasn’t sure if the culprit was the amp or speakers. We then hooked up the new Mcintosh MC-302 and it immediately exposed the Bryston as the weak link. The 302 and d3 combination sounded stellar thus it is now on the top of my upgrade list.