GoldenEar Technology Triton Five floorstanding speakers

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Pros:

Sleek tower design, Huge soundstage!, HVFR planar magnetic folded ribbon tweeter

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Black is the only finish

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Last revision on December 2, 2015

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Sleek tower design, Huge soundstage!, HVFR planar magnetic folded ribbon tweeter

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By Digital Trends on July 31, 2015

The Triton Five is an excellent speaker that's well worth its price...and that really does work well for any conceivable application you might have for a tower speaker. Every time I listened to it, I marveled at how great it sounded with all the music I...

By Home Theater Review on July 13, 2015

At less than $2,000 per pair, the Triton continues the GoldenEar value tradition with superb sonics at an attainable...

By soundandvision.com on April 14, 2015

Have I elucidated the sound quality of GoldenEar Technology's Triton Five? Not really? Well . . . for those of you who didn't read between the lines, let me make one point above all others: No amplifier or loudspeaker makes music all by itself. There's...

By Stereophile on November 24, 2015

I may have been a little indifferent about reviewing the GoldenEar Triton Five . . . at first. Sure, it sounded great when I heard it in January, at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show, but I've come to expect that from GoldenEar speakers -- I probably...

By goodsound.com on October 01, 2015