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Product Strengths
- Beautiful design and aesthetics, especially the well-implemented white finish
- Detailed and delicate treble reproduction, better than some more expensive speakers
- Wide soundstage, stretching the sound across the front of the room
- Good dynamics and punchy presentation
- High sensitivity, making them relatively easy to drive
Product Considerations
- Treble can be forward and spiky with less polished recordings or less refined partnering equipment
- May sound bright or raw if angled directly at the listener
- Some reviewers found them to be unbalanced or tiring to listen to over extended periods
- Finish around some cabinet edges could be tidier
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to Triangle BR-03, the Comète EZ brings everything the BR-03 was good at to another level, fixing what the BR-03 wasn't good at
- Compared to Buchardt S300, the Comète EZ is louder, making it suitable for home theatre
- Compared to LS50, the Comète EZ has more delicate and detailed treble, perhaps equal bass
- Compared to Spendor A1, the Comète EZ offers more energy, verve, and dynamism, with more air and space in the soundstage
- Accuracy and transparency rival PMC twenty.22 speakers
Takeaway: The Comète EZ speakers are beautifully designed and produce a wide soundstage, detailed highs, and a dynamic—punchy sound. If the listener wants speakers with a lot of personality, they are worth a listen.
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Manufacturer details
- Type: Bookshelf speakers with front bass reflex port
- Crossover: 2 Ways
- Sensitivity: 89dB/W/m
- Bandwidth: 49Hz-22000Hz (+/-3dB)
- Nominal impedance: 8Ω
- Minimum impedance: 4.2Ω
- Drivers: 1 x Horn tweeter with 25mm titanium dome, 1 x Midwoofer 16.5cm small pleat suspension with natural cellulose pulp membrane
- Crossover Frequency: 3500 Hz
- Power Handling: 80W
- Recommended Amplifier Power: 25-130 Watts (8ohms)
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 200 x 400 x 324 mm
- Net Weight: 9.3kg
- Gross Weight: 20kg
Brand highlights
Taking a step back to look at reviewers' thoughts of the brand's entire lineup—not just this product—what stands out most is the following:
- Triangle leverages its Esprit Ez series paper cone technology in its more affordable Borea line, allowing for stunning realism and tonality in the midrange at an accessible price point.
- Triangle speakers leverage their Efficient Flow System (EFS) tweeter design, pairing a silk dome with a phase plug to provide a wide sound dispersion and airy, delicate high frequencies.
- Triangle's Borea line incorporates their Driver Vibration Absorption System (DVAS), which braces the drive units and uses high-density foam to minimize cabinet vibrations and enhance clarity, contributing to the overall sound quality.
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Borea BR09
- Positioning: The entry-level line, designed for affordability and compactness.
- Description: Offers a robust sound experience with its three-way design, making it ideal for larger rooms over 30m². Features three 16cm bass drivers in a bass-reflex enclosure, providing deep bass similar to more expensive models like the Esprit EZ Antal. This makes it a great choice for those seeking high power handling and a wide soundstage on a budget.
Esprit EZ Antal
- Positioning: Mid-range floorstanding speaker, balancing performance and price.
- Description: Features a horn-loaded tweeter and natural cellulose midrange, delivering dynamic sound and efficiency. It offers a more refined sound compared to the Borea BR09, with improved midrange clarity and bass depth, suitable for rooms between 15 and 50m².
Esprit EZ Australe
- Positioning: High-end floorstanding speaker within the Esprit range.
- Description: Stands out with its Dynamic Pulse System, featuring a rear tweeter for enhanced soundstage, a feature borrowed from the flagship Magellan series. It offers superior bass performance with three new-generation bass drivers.
Esprit 40th Antal
- Positioning: Anniversary edition, celebrating 40 years of Triangle's innovation.
- Description: Features a magnesium dome tweeter and composite membrane woofers, providing a rich and clear sound. It offers a more sophisticated design and sound quality than the standard Antal, suitable for rooms from 15 to 50m².
Signature Theta
- Positioning: Premium bookshelf speaker, designed for compact spaces.
- Description: Combines high-density cabinets with a horn-loaded tweeter for impressive clarity and depth. It offers a more compact solution compared to the floorstanding Signature Alpha, suitable for medium rooms between 15 and 30m².
Signature Alpha
- Positioning: Flagship floorstanding speaker, representing the pinnacle of Triangle's technology.
- Description: Features a semi pod-mounted horn tweeter and three custom-designed woofers, delivering deep and fast bass. It offers exceptional acoustic performance with high-density cabinets, suitable for large rooms over 30m².
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The Comète bookshelf speaker has seduced generations of audiophiles with its spacious sound and incredible delivery of lower frequencies. This 40th Anniversary Edition follows the same principles and benefits from the latest optimizations of the Antal model.
It features new rose gold anodized magnesium dome tweeter, offering high efficiency and controlled distortion. Magnesium combines two desired qualities: lightness and rigidity. It also has a new midrange/bass driver in natural cellulose paper, this time with an engine and suspensions adapted for a wider spectrum of sound. Clarity, details of the vocal range, and incredible delivery of lower frequencies are its main qualities.
Each speaker integrates an accessory kit with various adaptable spikes to be used depending on your flooring. They enable decoupling by eliminating unwanted vibrations; so only the sound quality remains.
The 40th Anniversary Edition has been designed and developed with thoroughness to offer you an exceptional music experience. With its dedicated speaker stand, the S04 40th Anniversary, this speaker will be perfect for rooms smaller than 25m2.
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Product Strengths
- The Santos Rosewood finish is 'absolutely spectacular', 'stunning, rich, deep, luxurious' and of very beautiful quality, with a very luxurious and high-end feel
- Speakers have a silky smooth yet detailed and palpable midrange and a forward yet lush, smooth midrange, making vocals sound inviting, with a richness and presence that is palpable
- Treble is refined and balanced, avoiding brightness or harshness and providing just the right amount of output in the higher frequencies
- Sound signature is lively, vivid, exciting, open and expressly detailed, making it good for hearing each instrument and making each instrument's tone sound more realistic
- Has fantastic rhythm and excellent timing abilities which create a lively and up-front presentation—really involving the listener
Product Considerations
- Bass extension and output are light compared to other two-way standmounts, and a distinct lack of extension can be noticeable
- Imaging can be a little bit vague, especially around the centre, and instruments are not locked down to one spot
- When the speaker is pointed directly at the listener and music is played at lower volumes, it still delivers all the information; however—once the volume is turned up—if that tweeter is still aimed at the listener, particularly when it plays passages that are high in treble, sibilance, and cymbals, it could be a little bit too much
- They require careful system matching and careful placement, and can sound fatiguing with bright amplifiers
- Mids can sound a bit reserved
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Triangle Ginés Trio: The 40th Anniversary Comète is more refined and balanced overall, while the Trio is more heavy-handed and coloured
- Vs Amphion Argon 1: The Argon 1 is more revealing, but the 40th Anniversary Comète is more open sounding in the midrange
- Vs KEF R3 Meta: The KEF R3 Meta provides more information on the tweeter, but sometimes—depending on the amplifier used—that can be a bit too much information, which does not happen on the KEF R3s
Takeaway: The Triangle Comète 40th Anniversary is a visually appealing speaker with a detailed and engaging sound, especially in the midrange and treble. It's a great choice for listeners who value clarity, musicality, and a lively presentation, and the bass is tight, quick and refined
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R3 Meta redefines bookshelf speaker’s performance. Sharing the same drivers as the range-topping R11 Meta, the R3 Meta is a true three-way design. It has a 12th generation Uni-Q® driver array with MAT™ and a powerful 6.5” hybrid aluminium bass driver that pushes performance to new extremes.
Product Strengths
- Remarkably precise, unusually musical, and vivid sound, creating an open, inviting sound and bringing superb clarity and resolution to music
- Wide, airy, and holographic soundstage with excellent directivity, spreading reflections evenly for a consistent sound experience even when not in the 'sweet spot'
- Innovative Meta Material Absorption Technology (MAT) absorbs 99% of unwanted sound coming from the rear of the tweeter, leading to improved clarity, precision, and detail in the high frequencies—and better overall composure when the mix gets complicated
- A dedicated woofer handles the bass, allowing the coaxial system to focus on the important midrange without interference, which results in improved bass performance and power handling
- Neutrality and balanced frequency response, combined with excellent linearity, makes it very suitable for equalization, allowing users to adjust the sound to their preferences
Product Considerations
- The bass, while tight and tuneful, might not provide the 'gut punch' or chest-thumping experience some listeners prefer, and a subwoofer is recommended for those seeking more pronounced low-end dynamics
- The treble response, while detailed and airy, may sound a bit bright when the speaker is aimed directly at the listener (on-axis), and a slight toe-out (5-10 degrees) is recommended to relax the high frequencies
- Some reviewers note that they may sound a little flat or leaner at very low listening volumes, excelling more when given some 'juice' and volume
- The piano black finish, while beautiful, is prone to fingerprints and requires care to maintain its appearance
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs. LS50 Meta: Considered a better, more complete speaker with a more balanced presentation from top to bottom—and a more fleshed-out sound
- Vs. Bowers & Wilkins 705 S3: Puts the treble on a much tighter leash, while the 705 S3 can come on as just too much in that lower treble region
- Vs. Buchardt S400 Mark II: Is leaner, airier, and more spatial, while the Buchardt is warmer, thicker, and has more bass punch
- Vs. Revel M106: The Revel M106's directivity is nowhere near as good as the Kef R3 meta
Takeaway: The KEF R3 Meta is a well-rounded and high-performing loudspeaker, offering a detailed and balanced sound signature with excellent imaging capabilities. It is a great choice for those seeking a neutral and engaging listening experience.
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Product Strengths
- Highly accurate sound with surprising dynamic and bass abilities
- Intuitive BluOS app provides access to many streaming services, multi-room control, and customisation options
- Wide range of connectivity options including HDMI eARC, phono inputs, USB, Wi-Fi, and aptX HD Bluetooth
Product Considerations
- BluOS app required for setup and primary use, no dedicated remote control is provided
- BluOS app can be quirky, and there are potential setup difficulties and HDMI connectivity issues
- Lacks room EQ features for near-wall or desktop placement, and doesn't have enough output for larger rooms without a subwoofer
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs SVS Prime Wireless Pro, the Alpha iQ provides a deeper soundstage and more filled-in sound
- Vs Q Acoustics's Q Active 200, the Alpha iQ delivers greater sense of scale
- Vs Bowers & Wilkins Panorama 3, the Alpha iQ provides more transparent sound and better dynamic range
- Vs ELAC Debut ConneX, the Alpha iQ offers wider-ranging connectivity and a dedicated control app
- Vs KEF LSX II, the Alpha iQ has a feature-rich app and multi-room audio skills
- Vs Alpha AM3, the Alpha iQ is physically larger, with more rated power and wireless connection between speakers
Takeaway: The PSB Alpha iQ is a compact, all-in-one streaming speaker system with excellent sound quality and versatility, making it a great addition to smaller spaces. Its multiple connectivity options and simple setup allow one to easily enjoy music from various sources.
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Product Strengths
- Precise and stable stereo imaging
- Good detail retrieval
- Neutral tonal balance
- Versatile directivity
Product Considerations
- Bass extension requires a subwoofer for full-range playback, especially below the mid-40Hz range
- Potential for brightness, especially when toed-in directly towards the listening position
- Requires careful setup and experimentation with placement to optimize sound, especially in relation to the rear wall and toe-in
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The SourcePoint 8 is more neutral, with a less elevated top end, while the SourcePoint 10 is brighter
Takeaway: The SourcePoint 8 is a well-engineered speaker that stands out for its clear imaging and ability to convey musical detail across different genres. It offers a balanced and neutral sound that makes it an engaging listening experience.
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Product Strengths
- Wide range of connectivity options including Bluetooth 5.0 aptX, Wi-Fi, RCA/Phono input, optical input, and USB input.
- Enthusiastic and capable sound quality suitable for various music genres, with a mature sense of composure.
- Elegant and refined design with unique arrow-extended feet and premium grill, available in multiple color finishes.
- The included Triangle AIO app is well-designed, bug-free, and provides easy streaming from providers like Spotify, Qobuz, Tidal, and Deezer, as well as basic EQ adjustments.
- Includes a built-in moving magnet phono stage for playing records directly.
Product Considerations
- The quality of the built-in phono stage isn't the best compared to streaming or other inputs
- The remote control is plastic and doesn't feel as premium as the speaker itself
- The included speaker cable is basic
- WiFi connectivity can have a delay when turning the speaker off and back on
- The bright LED indicating the source can be distracting for some users, though it can be dimmed or turned off
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to the KEF LSX II, the AIO Twin is at half the price
- Triangle is more balanced, neutral, and composed than the Argon Audio Forte A5 MK2, while the Argon Audio Forte A5 MK2 is more V-shaped
Takeaway: The AIO is a versatile and good-sounding all-in-one speaker system that combines modern features with a stylish design, making it a great choice for those who want simplicity and convenience. The speaker's ability to handle various input sources, from streaming to vinyl playback, ensures that users can enjoy all of their music with ease.
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Product Strengths
- Sounds fantastic, delivering clarity and balance across various music genres
- Easy to power, sounding amazing even with less expensive amplifiers
- Good-looking design, with attractive color options
- The addition of a USB-B input is a welcome feature for audiophiles listening on digital devices
- Equipped with a wide array of connectivity options, including Bluetooth, HDMI ARC, USB, optical, coaxial, RCA, and phono input
Product Considerations
- The remote control tone control settings can be confusing without a visual gauge
- Requires some space to breathe and perform at its best—not ideal for tiny rooms or placement right against walls
- Some reviewers have found that the upper frequencies are slightly accentuated
- HDMI implementation may have glitches on older TVs
- The phono amplifier is considered only 'ok' by some reviewers, not good enough for daily use
Takeaway: The Triangle Borea BR03 Connect offers great sound and many ways to connect devices, providing a modern and flexible listening experience. It's a solid choice for anyone wanting a simple system that sounds great without the need for lots of separate equipment.
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Product Strengths
- Versatile connectivity options including Phono-MM, HDMI, Optical, Coaxial, USB-B, Sub Out, and 3.5 mm jack
- It delivers a detailed and lively sound, excelling in midrange reproduction
- Compact design suitable for small to medium-sized rooms
- Bluetooth connectivity includes aptX HD for high-quality wireless streaming
- The built-in amplifier delivers ample power, allowing the compact speakers to fill rooms with ease
Product Considerations
- The bass response may be limited without a subwoofer, especially in larger rooms or for bass enthusiasts—although a subwoofer output is provided
- The active speaker must be placed on the right side, potentially complicating placement
- The default bass boost setting may sound muddy and unnatural
- Some reviewers found the treble a bit hot and benefitted from turning it down a notch
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The Triangle Borea BR02 Connect has a more lively and detailed sound compared to the Teufel Ultima 25 Aktiv's more balanced and relaxed reproduction
Takeaway: The Triangle Borea BR02 Connect is a versatile and easy-to-use speaker that delivers quality sound for smaller spaces. With its numerous connectivity options, it's a great all-in-one solution for music lovers and home theater enthusiasts.
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Product Strengths
- Excellent focus and separation, with the speakers 'disappearing' to create a natural soundstage
- Impressive low-end performance, adding authority to the music
- Cohesive driver integration, with no perceivable handover between the AMT tweeter, midrange dome, and woofer
- Remarkable neutrality in the midrange, with a detailed yet smooth treble—avoiding harshness even at higher volumes
- Clear and detailed sound reproduction, extracting nuances and levels of information outstanding for its price
Product Considerations
- Vertical off-axis performance of the AMT tweeter is not good, so correct speaker height and toe-in are important
- Soundstage is not super wide, with the presentation mostly between the speakers
- Some reviewers found the aesthetics or proportions to be awkward or not to suit all tastes
- Bass may be a bit polite for some listeners wanting subwoofer-type rumble
- The midrange can be fatiguing if the listener's ear is at the midrange driver level
Takeaway: The Evo4.2 is a well-rounded speaker that delivers excellent sound quality with impressive imaging, detail, and tonal balance. It is capable of providing an audiophile experience at an affordable price.
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Product Strengths
- Attractive design with rounded cabinet edges and multiple finish options (Satin Black, Satin White, Santos Rosewood, Holme Oak)
- Good midrange reproduction—clean and uncolored—especially for the price
- Clear and detailed sound with good separation of instruments
- Taut and agile bass performance
- Internal bracing (P2P) stiffens the cabinet, reducing vibrations and improving stereo image
- Connectivity options such as binding posts
Product Considerations
- Can tend towards brightness, potentially causing fatigue during longer listening sessions—especially with the wrong equipment pairing
- Cabinet size is relatively large for a bookshelf speaker
- Bass response is somewhat subdued
- Some reviewers noted imaging issues, with vocals lacking a firm presence in the center
- Grilles muddle the sound
Takeaway: The Q Acoustics 5020 is a great-looking speaker that offers a rich and musical sound, making it a very entertaining listen for the price. With its ability to reveal details from recordings, it's a wise choice for those looking for a well-built and sonically pleasing speaker.
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