Five years ago the Triton Two was GoldenEar Technology’s first speaker, and it was an immediate sensation. The\u00a0Triton\u00a0Two stunned audiophile reviewers and listeners with its combination of excellent sound and moderate price, so much\u00a0so that many reviewers compared it to speakers costing\u00a0three times its $3,000\u00a0price or more. One reviewer went so far as to put it on a par with $20,000 speakers. In following years, as smaller GoldenEar speakers were introduced, reviewers and\u00a0other listeners noted continued improvements: GoldenEar’s team was making each new speaker an exercise in improvement, redesigning and refining the\u00a0drivers and crossover. Finally the Triton One became their\u00a0crowning achievement.<\/p>\n
Rather than rest on their achievement the GoldenEar team, headed by Sandy Gross, used the lessons learned from their research on the Triton One to create\u00a0the Triton\u00a0Two+<\/strong>\u00a0and the Three+. The goal of all this\u00a0re-engineering\u00a0was to have the Triton Two+ and Three+ sound\u00a0more like the Triton 1 at a lower cost and a smaller size.<\/strong><\/p>\n How well did\u00a0they succeed? Here are some\u00a0early responses to the new speakers: Residential Systems – John Sciacca<\/em><\/strong> The Absolute Sound – Jim Hannon<\/strong><\/em> Stereophile – Herb Reichart<\/strong><\/em> HomeTheaterReview – Adrienne Maxwell<\/strong><\/em> Sound & Vision – Mark Fleishman<\/strong><\/em> Secrets of Home Theater – Jim Clements<\/strong><\/em> Dagogo – Marc Silver<\/em><\/strong> Five years ago the Triton Two was GoldenEar Technology’s first speaker, and it was an immediate sensation. The\u00a0Triton\u00a0Two stunned audiophile reviewers and listeners with its combination of excellent sound and moderate price, so much\u00a0so that many reviewers compared it to … Continue reading
\nCES 2016 Quotables:<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nI listened to the $2500\/pair Triton Three and was blown away by the depth, dimensionality and just stomp-on-your-chest bass. It’s clich\u00e9 to say “Sandy did it again!” but new Triton Three+ is simply stunning at $2500\/pr.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nGoldenEar Triton Three+ loudspeakers are amazing values.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nBoth models could move and handle like European race cars. Compared to the Triton Five (I really liked them), the Two+ and Three+ played faster-with greater detail, presence and agility. They shed more light on the music. They did jump and jive…Two impressive high-end loudspeakers at a very comfortable price.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nGoldenEar’s demo of the smaller Three+ sounded fantastic.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nOne of the two best demos at the show…GoldenEar’s Triton Two+ and Triton Three + have been upgraded to adopt the same sonic signature as the Triton One.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nI must agree that both models (Triton Two+ and Three+) displayed the Triton One pedigree that has won over music lovers around the globe.<\/em>
\n\u00a0<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nOn the Model Two+, I found the bass nicely extended with very fast transients and impressive extension. The mids were smooth and focused and the highs were open and airy – all the things I look for in any high-end speaker, but especially appreciated in one at this price.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"