Bryston BDP2 Getting Started

BDP2: Getting Started
Step 1: Get Connected
Your new Bryston BDP-2 oers three ways to connect to your DAC. The best choice for you will depend on which DAC you own. If you have a Bryston BDA-1 or BDA-2 DAC, the AES/EBU connec­tion will deliver the best sound quality. If you want to play DSD encoded les, you’ll need to use the USB connection. You can use any or all of the connection options simultaneously.
USB: PCM or DSD
If your DAC features a high quality USB input, use any of the 6 USB ports as outputs. To play DSD les, you must use the USB output and have a DAC that can accept “DoP” or DSD over PCM.
S/PDIF or AES/EBU: PCM
ONLY
Virtually all DACs oer a S/PDIF input as either an RCA or BNC input jack. Make sure your digital interconnect has a BNC connector on the source end to t the BDP-2. AES/EBU oers slightly better sound quality, so if your DAC can accept it, you may prefer to use a balanced AES/EBU interconnect instead of S/PDIF.
POWER
Plug it into your AC power.
MULTIPLE OUTPUTS: All outputs on the BDP-2 can be connected at once. For instance, you
can connect the AES/EBU output to your audiophile stereo system while the S/PDIF output plays the same music to your whole-house audio system. Or, you can use a USB output for your DSD les and S/PDIF for PCM.
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